ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS. THE MOST POPULAR v , FAJIILY MEDICINE of thk age!.. Used by Physicians of High Standing1 These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to mtreMtve orpans. lortiTy the system against alt fa tnre disease, can be taken with safelv. at no time debilitniing the patient being grateful to the delicate stomach, and remarkable for theircheer- .iff, invigorating. Rtrenglheninir, and properties, and an invaluable and snre remedy Dispepsia in its Worst Forms Also, Liver Complaints. Jaundice. Heartburn Costiveness. raintncss. Disorders of the skin. Liv er, and Skin, Lobs of appetite, Low Spirits Nerv ous Headache, Giddiness, palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fu'lnessof Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an impure state the blood, liver, ecu, which tend to debilitate weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural will find this Medicine of -IIVESIIiABIiE VAM7E Tn all eases of ckhkral debilitt, this ACTS LIKK A CHBM! THOUSANDS nave tested its etticaev, and thousands more now Dlider treatment: and not one solitary case failure has ret heen -reported. Vo'umes could filled with certificates of those who have been per manently cured. . Cull on the Agent and get a Pamphlet, Containinp; the Certificates of Remarkable nd the high estimation in which this medicine held by the Public Press can be had of the iree. - "Price 50 Cents per Bottle Principal Office, 122 Ftltoh St., IJ. Y. ,op a or Sale by S. BUKLAND & Co. Fremont Sept. 13, 1851. GANFIELD & M WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN n ARDfl ARE, SAILS AXD IR0., PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH & Lamps, Brittania nnd Jappaned Ware; ROPES A3VO COIIUAGE; Guns & Pistols, Powder & StL0t. STOVES AND PIPE; MASTFACTIHEBS OP Tin and Copper Ware, at the sign of the and stove, 111 the tnre formerlyoccupiedbT E. i.ook, oppoaue iiie nana. -Fremont, Dec, 2d, 1850. Hotel, Boarding & PrivateUouse TTTOULD do well to call at A. McNeil's J T strr and examint his Matt rases, as this is th time to repair and clean house forSprinirand mer. There is nothing in use that can wim a (jiootl i ttrico iiair A k-s . . . ' j . - , - J 4-sL


Flag of the Union. [volume]

ocr: Flag of the Union. PC BLlSll ED BY THOMAS PALM KK, I'liOl'KIETOl.. i'l'RMs: Three dollars a vear, always in advance. V DVFRTiS'Nt;. ( ne dollar a stjuure IVr tlie first in rtmii, and tifty cents a square for each continuant;. 1 u hues or less constitute a square.

place_of_publication: Jackson, Miss.

publisher: [T. Palmer]


ocr: JTlng of tl)c Union. tit Fed e r.i 1 Union . It must be preserved-Jackson. No man can sutt'ertoo much, and no man ran tall loo inon, if he surfer, or if be fall, in defence of the Laoertie-und Constitution o f his Coun try.- Webster. THOMAS PALMER, EDITOR. FRIDAY, OCTOIU'K 1. V. B. PALMER is th e aniliur:zfd Acmt for the l the cities of Philadelphia. Flair of the Union," in New York, and Huston. U. TY SON, of Now Orleans is i! authorized


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT. ticn. It'lnficld Scott. TOR VICE PRESIDENT, Wm. A. (Sraliam. wine; ki.iccvorai. ticket. ion. Tin: state at urce. .1 AMES L. ALCORN, .lAl'OB S. ykr;eu. DIUNEAS T. SCRUGGS fOK THE COXGRr.s.-luNAt, DISTRICT-' 1st Dist.,SAML BENTON, " JOS. B. COBB, 31 " WM. R. MILES, 4th " II. F. SIMKALL.


Mississippi palladium. [volume]

ocr: 3 Wu SHUBY MFTRCHANT TAILOR, HAVING just received in addition lo liis for mer stork, a splendid lot of Spring and Bummer floods, of the latest style", consisting in part of superfine Cloths, (fassimers, Drap D'Ktis, Caahmarets, Tweeds, Linens, Vestlngs, Trimmings, Ac, of the latest and most approved styles of pattern, and of endless variety, all ni nny part of which he proposes to make up to or der in the Latest and Most Fashionable Style, at moderate prices. All those wishing to par chase fine clothinif would do well to call and ex amine his goods before purchasing elsewhere, as ho tlatters himself that, lie can make it. to their advantage to do so, as he is determined to do bit1 siness on tho "Live and Let Live" principle. Oj' The usual credit given to punctual deal ers, or a reasonable deduction made for cash. Holly Springs, April loth. 51-ilin DUN AWAY from the subscriber living n La IX fayelte county, on Sunday, the 2d inst., two negroes of Ihe fnllowing description: One negro man, named ,1 A (JK, aged between U5 and M years, cupper Color, near, 6 leal high, well funned, has very broad abouldera and broad face, with a scar in one corner of his mouth, weighs about It-0 lbs. The other, is a negro woman of the same color, named AXN , slender form, slim heck with broad face, about 1 feet ID inches high, and weighs a bout 1111 lbs., between 'J." and 3v y ears of ago, and snriglilly, says she has two children living in Holly springs, jiiss. I am inclined to Olink they have gone tolTolly Springs, or in that direction, Any person appre heading them, and relurningthein to me, or se curing them in any jail so that 1 can get them, will be liberally rcwllrded. 0. W. OLIVER.

place_of_publication: Holly Springs, Miss.

publisher: Thomas A. Falconer


Flag of the Union. [volume]

ocr: Flag of the Union, rillUsHKD BY THOMAS I'ALMKK, J'UOITJETOK. I'yh us: Three dollars a year, always in advance. Anvi RrisiNu. One dollar a square fur tin; first in si ! tini , mi J lil'ty cents a square for each continuanc. 'J" I'll lines or less constitute a square.


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ocr: il.Ali OK T1IK UNION. I'utilMied by Tlu.uins Ialmer, Proprietor. T h re e il o 1 1 ;i r s a year, always in advance. V.-si.A n!N. One t i I ar a square for first inser ; i, ii,, 1 tot.' cents a square tor each continuance. , . i i,. s -ir less constitute a square.


ocr: Jrlag of tl)c Union. m 58"-v'jl TtmFederaiCiiiOn. 1 1 .uusi bepr ec r- ed -J acko.v. No man can snffertoo much, ami no mm can fail toosoon.if he.uflVr.orirhc fail , .n def. ante of the Ii bertie mil Ciiiistitution o This Country.-Wf.bsti'b. TH0MA3 PALMER, EDITOR. ofi ::!: i.-r-i.


ocr: f la q of 1 1) c U n i o n . vr. ., Keeeril I 'ninn . It mti st heprcserved-J 'n ::iin i--in sn'i'ei tiMi much, ami no man ran ,i -.io!i. if Ik' :i!lT, or if he fai!, in defence of ,..rt.. -.uiri I'd ::s:i In! '!; i-i FAI.MKR "& EDWARD IHCKKTT, riiiiuv. i'i:niii akv i.-k,. TV-i'N. of New Orleans is the autle rlzeii ,.,:t t.-r tl.c PI:-!, i" that city.


ocr: King of the Union, pi'blisihii r.v THOMAS PALM Kit. PROPRIETOR. TrRMi : Three dollars a year, always in advance. Advfhtis'Nc One dollar a sipinre for the first in sertion, and fit'ty cents a sijtiare for each continuanc. Ten hues or less constitute a square.


ocr: Fi;t of I he l iiion, PUBLISHED HV THOMAS PATiMKU. PKOPKIETOR. Tfrms: Three dollars a year, always in advance. A o'F.R ns One dollar a square for the first i n sertiou, and lifty rents a square lor each conlinuaiic. 'feu lines or less constitute a square.


ocr: Vhvi of the Union, PlliLISHKD BY THOMAS PALMER, PR H'lUKTOlC Tikii: Three dollars a year, always in advance AuvfRris si;. Due J rtion, and fifty com i t-ii iini s or less constitute a square e dollar a square for tlir first in- tS,il, 'ZT1Ci cont,nuanc-


ocr: Flair PI HLISIIKD BY THOMAS PALMKi;, l'KOl'KIHTOU. Trim : Three dollars' :i year, always in advance. Advertising. One dollar : square lor the first iu sertion, and fifty cents a souitre lor each continuanc. Ten line or less constitute a square.


ocr: flag of tl)t llnton. Tln FedoraM'nion. It must be prose rved - J ac kson. No mm fin sufYertoo much, anil no man can tall tootonn, it" he sutler, or if lift fall, in defence of the Liberties:! mi Constitution o t his Country. -Webster. THOMAS PALMER. EDITOR. I-'H II) AY, Al ;UT 'Hi. iv5'Z.


ocr: .flag of tl)c Union. The Fedora 1 I'nion . It must bciresprvcd-Jackson. No man can sutler too much, and no man can t".i!l loo soon . if he suffer, or il' he fall, in d e fence of the Liberties ind Constitution o fliis Couutry.-WEBsTER. THOMAS PALMER, EDITOR KIIIDAY, 4II.Y 1C, I. TYSON, of New Orlean agent for the Klap, in that city. the authorized l'OU PRESIDENT, ilen. W INFIELD SCOTT. FOR VIC F. PRESIDENT, WM. A. (IMH1M. miiig .MX ion il. tk ki:t, l'OU TI1K f.'Ii: AT URCK. ALKX. K. .MCM'.N'li, JAMKS L. ALCOIJN, SAMl'KL S. i:i)Vl). tiH thk ii).m.i:k-.-icinai. pistimit 1st Dist.,SAM'L IIKNTON, d ' JOS. B. COB B, .11 " WM. K. MILKS, lib " H. F. SIMRALL. 1


ocr: JTlag of tljc Union. Fedora 1 l'n ion . It must be pro served-J ackson. No man run siitl'orton much, and no man can fall too soon , i f he sutler, or i t" he lull , in do Ion re or' the Liberties and Constitution o I'll is Couutrv.-WEbSTKR. JT H 0 MA SP A L M E K , EDITOR. FRIDAY, Al';UST 1.1. lx.',.


ocr: Jflag of tl)c Union- 'lUeFederalUnion. It mut bepreserv eJ- Jackson. No man can suflertoo much, and no man can fall too toon, if he uirer,oril he fall, id defence of the i.itertieandConstitution o fliis Country.-Webstf.r . , : THOMAS PALMER, EDITOR. FRIDAY, SKPTK.MHI'.K 17. 152. V. B. PALMER is the authorized Aeent for the " Flag of the Union,"' in the cities of Philadelphia, -


Mississippi palladium. [volume]

ocr: LOPEZ AND LIBERTY! REVOLUTION m CUBA!! GREAT EXC 1 T E M E N T I ! ! Bt'T nothing npial to tho excitement in Springs, occasioned by the arrival of large andrich nasortnicni oflCU and winter now opening and for aale by Johnson & Carey. Coi'.sistine in nart of Lady's Rich Press Goods, Black and Colored Poplin, Moumini; " rial in CuCliine Fancy Silkie Rich, FiLiircd Silks, HlacJc Embroidered and Plain Cashmere, l'rintcd and Plain DeLaiuM Mohair Lustre, Bnmadlue Lustre, Rich lb ocades, Fartv llress Qood, Bmb'd and plain UrajM' Shawls, Ernb'd and plain Thibet Shawls, Lace capes, collars, andcuffs, b And an endless variety of articles we would respectfully invite the Ladie: and examine. WE have iu store vvliicl to A new and beautiful Lot of the Richest I ' ... I .. .. . . . ii.. I.' t: e.,.j: .1. M l. ....... . . ,i. i . ,.i o;u-jvtHn, i . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , I i . I ' i 1 1 andOerrnan ditto., Scroll and Enamelled Croochc-, Lope Fob-chains, yuit man and- Foote Finger-Rings, Alliance plain and Set, ditto , Cuff pins, lato atylos, Hunting & ainlc raaa liolu watch es, Htglish Leversil- 2k vcr do., Ac. Gentlcmen'9 Dress Uooda, Broad cloths, and Fancy cassnneres, Rich Winter


Flag of the Union. [volume]

ocr: in FOR PRFSIDF.NT, (.'cii. WIXFIELD SCOTT. I'tiK VICF. PR ESI DF. NT, W3I. A. GRAHAM. WHIG KU'.CTOHAI. TICKET, foil Til K STATE AT LlRdi:. ALKX. K. MCLCXG, ,! AMI'S L. ALCORN, sami i:l s. liovf). FOR THE "OX;KKSlOAI. HISTKICTs 1st Dist., SAM'L BKNTOX, -Jd " JOS. B. COBB, 3 1 WM. I!. MILES, 4th " II. F. SIMHALL.


ocr: 1.1 if lag of 1 1) c Union. The Federal Union . It must bet re served-Jackson. Xo man can silHprfon mii-l. nml nn mnn ran frill f j loo noon, it ho antler, or if he fali . in defence of" the f Liberties;! nd Constitution of his Country.- Webster. THOMAS PALMER, EDITOR. 1'K1I AY. JI l.Y !. Irr,'i.


ocr: JHag of tl)c Union. l'lt KtMletnJl'ninn . It in u t h e pre-scr i til - ,1 ack.io.n. No in :i n ran suil'ertoo much, and ho man can tall Inn soon , 1 1" i.p surfer, or i f he fall, ill defence oftlie i.i bert ir i m! Const itution o f his Countrr v.-W ebstkr. T II 0 M A S PALMER" EDI To'rT I'ltinw, (it roiu.i: ir. 1 !-.Vi. H.ii. HANKSKiX. im the authorized Trawling Agent for the "King ft" the I n .'' He will irt- call in our siibci ilicrs tor payment of dues. V. B. PAL.MKR i the i!iiimri.2fd Asfiit l'ir the ' iz of tin- I nam.'- in the chips of Philadelphia. New Vork. aini Huston. L". TVSON, of New Oi lcans is the authorized agent for tho J-'l.ijr, in that en v . l'ui! Fl.F.SIDKNT, IJen. Winfiehl Scott. o vicf. puf.-'ipfn r. Win. A. (jrnlisiii!. nnui i:i.i:('K)it.ii, rit ki.t. rot: Tin; static at i.aiu;;:. .IA.MKS L. Al.fOKN,


ocr: Flnj? of the Inion, I'l BLlSHEi) BY THOMAS I'ALUKK. I'ROl'KI KTOR. TrHs: Three dollars a year, always in advnnce. Ani fhTis M.. ( Iiip dollar a square tir th first i n i rilion, nai! af'ty cents a square for I'arh contiiiii.iiic. I t'li l.nes or Irs- constitute a square.


ocr: flag of tljc Xtnion. TltaFedertilUnion. Itmustbepreserved-JACKSON. No man r in stitTertoo much, ami no man c;in tall 1000011, if suffer, or if he fall, in defence of the L.ie rtirsa nd Constitution o This t'ountrv.-WEBSTER. THOMAS PALMER, EDITOR, Friday, si:iti:mii:k ii, ins. V. B. PALMER is the anthorizct! Aent for the


ocr: JTIng of tljc Union. rUe Federal Union . It must oepreserved-Jackson. No man can suft'crtoo much, and no man can fall n-.on, if he autfer, orif he fall, in defence of the too Liberties nd Constitution o This Conn try .-Webster. THOMAS PALMER, EDITOR.


place_of_publication: Cadiz, Ohio

name: The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume]

publisher: Allen, Giles, Blain


ocr: MORE NEW GOODS byEXPR 5C II- SU FADBSST. HAVE received this day, 3 pieces Persian da Lnines, beautiful goods lor ladies drearest 3 pieces black Silks; tfO pieces lull style Bonnet' Ribbons. Also I case new style Prints; all oi" which will be run off at n small advance. , . . . . S.


ocr: Sentinel & 'J lie People & the People's 4 AlllX. OHIO. UTPN'ESDAY SEPTEMBER S2. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Fur President of the United States, (JEN. FRANK. Of New Hampshire. Koi Vice President of the United States, WILLIAM n. Of Alabama. Senatorial Electors. W ASHIXGTON McLKAN, Hamilton . IIMIXABUS BURNS, of Richland. District Electors. Vr TRICT9 r 1st d. 4lli, fith, fith, 7th. 8;h, 9th. lOtli, llth, 1 2th. 13th, 14th, loth . Kith, 17ib, lfiih, iaih, 20ih, 21st, NAMES, Charles Khul, George W, Stoke.. H. S. Cunningham, Knoch G. Dial, Samuel II. Ch Jys J. Orton, JatauiKyle, Frauds Cleveland, "William Phlmer, Benjamin P. Johnson John li. Duinble, . William Golden, Oliver Kevser, ' Hugh J. Jewett, William Okr y, Charles II. Mitchnor.. ChIl.lt y T. McAtor. Janles Findlry, jSamuel 1). Harris, Kti T. Wilder, Klias II. Haines. r Fur Judre rf the Supreme Court,' ' WILLIAM B. CALDWELL. 1 or member oflht Hoard if lle J'ublie H 'oris, JAMES B. STEEDMAN. FOIl COXOKKRS, ANDREW STUART, of Jefferson county. . Democratic County Ticket. For Auditor, MILTON 11 .UIVKY. J 'or Commiitxionert , WALTER JAM SON, 3 years, lvOUERT IIEIMYMAN," 2 year, Director of the Infirmary, JOHN D.WILSON. For -Cormier, Dr. E. CON AWAY. Land Apruitert, Dist. No. 1. " " 2. JAMES McNARY, 3. AARON CON A WAY, ' " 4. MOSES WRIGHT, . T0ur Fubsoriburs in the western p r tion of the failed to their


ocr: M. ICIaILY WHOLESALE denier in GROCERIES, FOREIGN nnd DOMESTIC WINES A LIQUORS, No. 181, west aide. Market Square, Wheeling, Virginia. , Pure French Brnndiea. Otturrj, Dnpuy Ac Co.' Wines. , Pure Porta, . Madeira, . r Sherry, . . Sweet Malaga, Kums, iluel, Cnaiillon, A. Smgnutte, Domeaiio Brandies,' Domeslio G in. Pure Holland Gins, Also Double Rectified Whiskey of his own man ufuciwre, warraBtasl pur, constantly on hand. lal.w-M. . mmOa " p w a ai ia aiaap w awpj v j Old Rve Whiskey,


ocr: l rai il r m mr k u a , k , 'If " ' " " v 1 nun ss,lt!.i)- . For 'Tu-tnhi-ftve. Cents,,-;,,- BY MEANSof the Pocket iCsculapius. or Evtry On Hi own I hytioianl beinp the, .Thirtieth ediikin( -wiib-upwardt of a bundled ni! ra vings, showing privtlttdif. eases in evty bapafind form, und iiinlformaifon o the Generative syienit, I-y Wm, YOUWCi,:MJ,..Dv The time hat now -iirriU that periou.uariat,ifroii, secret diseases. ucd no auaro ccome, the vjctim pt QiiACiiKsr,, at by lit pit criptiont contained in this nook., nnv una mat cure himself without hinuniiice to hueinet. or ih kntvledgo or the moat intimate friend, nndnwith one-tenth the usual expense. In add iii vn o tha general routine o( private disease, u fully, ax-, pluins the cause of intiiihood'senrlv declinewttii. observations on marriage betide many other deroBfemanl. which it wouia nbe proper lo eoumerniein tpe pntiiio print. .,( 4Lrp . Any person lending !2ff CENTS Mcloteiin a teller, will receive one cop oLthia baok.by attlil. ot five eopiot wilj b tent for one dolkfrf .AWrt Ur. Wtsi. Voiinir, JVo. 15'i, P)rttrefl, PhiladefphitN ifott-pnltl. 1 1' ll "' : m, VOUNG aim b catliea.) Aaf tff-rli. disease! described in bit dliferVint publicntioni. i piiuiiioe, 1 uts.-NpriieettrHeti trcty ttn y bciwma and b'olook, (Sunday aaoeptiHfe)' tjpgyff xii m -'-i: jtu.w.m . -t r t l"f'tlV, rnW ot bea.til'ul ltll.b J. ot , a. r. w oa ree'd b MOORE.


ocr: Sentinel & 'i U People & the People's Rights Alii. OHIO. W I'.'l'NKSDAY, AUQUST 18, 1852. Vfll&OCRATIC TICKET. " m Kul President of the United States, GEN. Fl!. INK, FIERCE Of New Hampshire. KoViee President of (he United States, HIIXMI II. KING. . , : - Of Alubnma. Senatorial Electors. WASHINGTON McLEAX. Hamilton II XUNAUUS BURNS, of Iliehlnnd. .District Electors. l TRICTS NAMES, ! 1st' Charles llhul, id, George W. Stokes, 3d, H. S. Cunningham, , -1th. . Enoch G. Dial, 6th,- ' ' Hamnel II. Sicedman, tith " ' ' Chsu les J. Orton, . 7th, James Kyle, 8 tli, Francis Cleveland," ' 9th, William Palmer. Oth, Benjamin P. Johnson, IHh, John II. Ditmblc, ' 12th, William Golden, 13th, . Oliver Keyser,- - , I4th, Uuyh J. Jewett, " 15th, William Okey. ICth, Charles II. Mitrhnor. J7th, Chalkh-y T. McArtor, I Hth, James rilldhy, 19th, S;.mm I J). Harris,; 20lh, Kli T. Wilder, 21st, Elia-s II. llaiiJes, For Jiid'e of the Siwrtme Court, WILLIAM B. CALDWELL. , J or member of the Hoard of He I'ulilk Works, '


ocr: PJERCE. KING, flllilllTI Hi m a irf each township m Whirrlfum CCirnfv, oro cann'stfy rciHH sted ( mvi 1 in the ir ciiiiomit Towi.sIiSp on The 8th day ofaiiiist. 1S3, keUtcen TMtl&E a jf' t -4T B dttfl 4 .. W t'TlitflS & fl " " ; V AND VICTORY, 8 MStEuEG&TESi fo a a jt" a tf if f 'I 1 tl f-5 .


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ocr: Sentinel & farmer ,The People & the People's Rights CADIZ, OHIO .


ocr: THE NATIONAL HOUSE. flriK underaiencd would rerneclful J. ly iiiiim mice lo his old Irii-niln anil cutiltiiiiera iinil lha Iravclling pnqlin in teueral, that he has again taken pnisrasinii of bis Old Tavern Stnad in Cadiz, (the National House.) nue sipinre west of the Public Hitiltiiiitr, where he intends lo a-h Kimmndnle nil who may please to lavor hi m wito a call in Ihe best manner ihal he can. N o pnins will be epured to make bis iruesta coml'o rtublu Thmiklul fi.r past nvnrs while encnet-il in iho bns'uess. he hopes to mcrii it ml nguiti receive tl liberal plnire of public patronage, as l.e inteudi lo ilevulo his whole time and intention to thai ljt. THO" VINCENT. April 2'. I WJ Ir Owner ami Prmirietoc t7. 7. GASTOIvT. v.ioiz, onto, WIM. pminpily and rarelullv nitend in all lescru I btisine-s enirasled lo liis cur. in Ilnrrison ninl the mlj. lining ttoti niies. Oilineoil Sonbmivillu street, ne.irlv nnninlia Ueall's liu?l Siorn. sea ft. lrj5-2. NEW FIRM. . Boots, Shoes and Groceries! riHE subscribers hnving aseocinted them JL sel es in the Hunt, ISIioe a ltd Grocery buti nesa, havo on hnnd mid are now receiviua; a treneral nssoriment of the ubove imiclet, which they will sell low for Cash or approved country pixluce. We nru also prepared to mniin I'no'.uro to order, on short notioe, any thing in tho Boot und shoe line. We talc our friends tu eive us n call, uud we will do our best to please them both in tptalitv mid price. Yen will find our establishment on the comer oppo site Deall't Drug Store, Stetihenvillo ttreel, Ca dix.O. JOIIN PHILLIPS, limy , 1832. FRANCIS HAMILTON- . AGAIAST LOSS OR DAMAGE ' ; BY F I M E . PERILS OF NAVIGATION, ' . or 7HE PROTECTION Insurance Company f IIAIlTOItD,(M. This oM and icsnontlble Company enailnues te (rent Kdi led upon the aiost lavorubla taruu. , t).W. 'PHILLIP. Ar, ' ' ' "gjCadii. and Uarriava, casual. - 231 1181, (sit


ocr: lilNl (IUV Ol AtlIlSl, IOT IllO pSiF- KING, it 1 line SSemocn&ic Wotevs each township in earncsuy requested to tneci in men Townships on 2th day ofoluffust, 1852, hams of 1 andtfo'chtc!:, F. and THllEEM)ELEG&TE8, to ?j (JOUUUi COUVCNtlOU tU LlUlIZ, iiM &th dmj of August, for the purpose nomimithig the following County Of to be voted for at the ensuing FM coniity $mMB9s county -Smrveyoiei ectowo to appoint a Central Commit tee to one year. Each BJislnct wilt nominate its mm for Land Appraiser. They will also at the same Township 1KLEGATE, each township, to meet with a number from J cfiersoa, CarroIS Colmnbiana counties, at Harlem rings, in Carroll O M n A. P. . aa Ol ilOlllHlUUIlL for this district. . It is also recommended that commit of Vigilance, for each i' -1 Al.. . UIHKHlllt'U ill till; concert with Central Committee. Your Central Committee earnestly each and arnson County to meetings, and appoint such dele as will attend the different Con By order of the August 11, 185'J. Notice. . I. i ..wot o( mnlonoi.t w. AKD VICTORY.: Harrison Count?, i fCdmmt88io)ier: 'ft'lH tM&4& ?f T? 6 county, on . A. A" A. m - laa-. ? 000(110810 MUI1C II III ("a IO HCi every Democrat in attend their town- Democratic Central Committee, of Harrison County. Administrator's Sale. M the'JIat day of Augurt, A. I). IBS . at


ocr: UlXESllA. 1842 Cv' ) FOI I'lcrCC Unci 1? ili. f;.ll.-:..,. i- ,. ., tT tli following diHuatches urn .Sr, I l, j.i 1 , , . Kteubenvill ii 'II I . l'iereal h era mlL,T VnU ? Ur- H'K majority ev.r given to a l'r dent. W Ynrt p; , . ijn, o.ouu; uutlalo, COO ; New York 12,000. ' CONNECEICuT Cut, Has, gone for Pierae bv about ty. oOO m.ijmi- MASSACHUSETTS. i supposed has g.me for jji-olt I. l,y email majority. MAPVMWTI UA41 4. Gov. Pratt, whig, lelegrapha ih,t Mart - land has gone for Pierce by a la,-, m.jori - Iv 111. . !.:. ..... V uij(irnj in Jialtir nioie ci:y and county is only 4,44 7! KENTUCKY Is believed to have gone fr Piere. LOUISIANA Has i;one for Pieice bv a lar-e majority. PENNSYLVANIA. Tie returns indicate enlarge! democratic tnajoritiea. INDIANA Has gone for Pierce by a tremend oua mv, jority. MISSOURI lis jjtme for Pierce. MAINE. Democratic m ij..riiy jfitHtIr increased. ' NEW HAMPSEI2E. All right for Pierce. : MICHIGAN. Kvery county heard frun, gives increased democratic miijiiit;,.n. DELAWARE. 1 he "blue hen and ciiickrns" h as genej for Pierce. RHODE ISLAND. Pierce's majority 5'JO. OHIO. Jenerson county 200 nnjority for Pierce, inejiemocraiic majority will not be lets Uian 30,000. VIRGINIA Ha gone democratic by her usual majority, "I Harr SOU County. Returns have been, received from all the iO.nshij in this county, but Frnkl:n. snd he reftill ia that Seott has (allowing Fr nl 1 i towns io o i-.v lw a; i . . i. -, -r - j ..iu . too kj io Per election, ) 2 U of a majority. S,,m r ,i , ... , , n.u.u v. me um mi K rii.ris ru n i . JM voicm very poor, lhe whi M ivili-n ur,l ..n j I ; , i ! ! I j


ocr: Sentinel & farmer. . V -A " I I V "ilie People & the People's Rights CADIZ. OHIO.


ocr: RECEIVED BY EXPEESS. T I "I ARRIVAL of Silk, Gimp nnd oth. W L 1 JLor Bonnetta, Black Brocade Silk, Silk Tissue, Chemise! ts, Under Sleeves, anil other Dress Goods, at WM. UOGGfcCO'S. CudU.Mi.- "


ocr: Fresh Goods by Express. S. & H. McFADDEN, HAVEroceivetlinalew d(ya fniiH I'liiladel phia, by express, 1(1 pieces of Fancy Lnwn; 3 do Brown Lrnivn; 1 do Black Lawn; , 6 do Fiincy Berrngc; " t do Black T'Bsue; 4 do Fiincy Tissue ; 4 do . Chiulz Grnnade; 30 do Funcy Prims; ! do puniiiiooii StulTi Silnz Linen (Joatp, ko. . The most of these goods can antl will bo suit! 33 per cent, lower than Spring sules. juiy i. 0 N bund at uli times a fust ralo supply of Iresh Groceries, wairiimcd by July V. WOCI anil SMITJt. PKUTECTIOW .1 8 V Ml C E COMPENY, OF HARTFORD. I lie tinueriiKiieu. Aireut lor tins old nml res ponsible office, is always prepared to issuu Poli uies, Ufioo appruved risks, on fuvoriible terms. B. W. FUlLLirS, Agent for Cadiz ami llnrri son county, June!), 11352. rANCY GOODS. Noedlc-worlt Collars, Un J der sleeves, Mpenceri, llitndkurchiefs, Crape snawis, moves, niius, etc., in me enenn store o marl7 JOHN McCOKMICK. A. JUL. SCHREIBER, Moorefield, IU1RISON COVNTT. O.. EALRR in all kind of Dry Goods, Grocer ies tec. which lie sells cheat! lor Cash .or product). J lino so-ss An exnlJentassortmentof ntw and fresh Groceries nt the newstore l nmrl7 JOHN MuCOIlHIICK-


ocr: the old ntaud, oiioeite I'lirrcli's Hotel . .i-i-i!).y . ;, meIjational house.""" rIHR undersigned would resperiGO X 'j aiuii mice 111 hisold Iriemlii nnd euatoiuers uml the trmelliuir puilii; iu reneial, thai he hns n: tnketi pofi-efaioii ol lua Gld 'I nyi ru lniii in Cadiz, (llm National House.) me Hptare Vert ! of the Public lltiili.iuii', where he iniemla to n., lomniodiile nil whu iiiiiv oleaae to lavor hi m wim n enll ju llu: heat miiunor that he eati. N pains ; will he apniKil lo iiiukK his irnests eouilo riahle 1 Tlim.klul hrpnst nvora while eiinniti-tl in tlm ' bus:iiess, lie hopes to merit nml niritiit receive 11 liberal vim 1 ! of puhlin patrouiiKe. ns he iulemli ' to ilevniu hia whole timttuml utteniion In itial ' "j'Wl. TIUK I..'. VINCENT, April S-i, I H51 I y Owner and I'rni.rletor ; .Vew tlasrerslown .trtnlrmt, i 'UK 'I'lii-leiii ol llm New Illiterate wit Acail.' emy tire hereby iiuiiHed. that the tiuial aminiilioiia will oci-iirou VVeilnusday, th silltli ni l jepleiuhi r, uud thu exhibition on lhe day fullnw. ! ing, cnmmoncini; nt Uo'cloek. A. M.. sM'of which ' tho public are reapeuthilli inriieil luminal.' ' m. Uliuwn, I'res. of ihe Boiinl. ' New HiiKr-raiDwu, anpiembnr 8. Iri.'i-J , :, j C OASTOW. 1 illtorneti li haw, ci viz, oiuo WILL promptly nml eurnliilly ntteml to nil !kiiI buaitiefaeuiruatetl to his car. in (Inrriiion nml the Hiljoiniug con mies. , , , 1 Ollinei.ll S-l 1)011 Vlllo Struet. Il eiirlv nnm.ill BottH's Urtm't Store. -sepff. B5i., Notice. At my insinner. tin nttuchment wnsthisnny ' iaaueil by Ihivid Hnnlin. a Just re of the -1 Peace ul Mo true townshiii. Harrison r.oomv. tl... bio. niruiiiet tht euruls u ml affecla of Ahlr Formno an iio.coniunp: iieuior, Daieil this 3:kl dny ef 4itfrnt. A. D. Ili'i. sep . .. WILLIAM K. KLftll . NEW FIEM. V.Vi Boots, Shoes and Groceries ! ril'IE subscribers Inning nasooiated litem' I sol us in Ihe Boot. Shoe nml Grnrerr bust' nes, have on hand uml are now receiving a ' treiinrnl iissuriiiieut ol lhe above articles, which ; they will sell luw fur Cash ot approved eounlr,1 p mluce. We nro alio tireparcd to ma 1111- . fucture to order, on short notice, iinjr'' thiiiK in the Boot unci shoe line. We Sslc our' ) friends lu sive 11s a eull, nml Ms will do our best lo nleuse them both in quality and price. 1 Yew i will Ami our estnhliahineiil on the eornor oppo- site Beall's Drug Store, Sienhenville street, Va-' dis.O. JOHN PHILLIPS,- : '-' miiytS, ISM. FRANCIS IIAMILTONV Cllillll ra.lNtJf'ACTIICCIt. riilE subscriber wiahei to inform his caatoia-, X ers sad the public neutrally, llint ha haa oa bum! a lot of CIlAlltSI, made to ordor, which' ha will aull for cnah or npprovea oounlry protluos, and that he still continues to n.aiiHluoture sll' th diffurettt varieties of Chairs, Settees. Sucia hies, Arto-Ckalrs, small Chairs, etc., eta., at his stand. n War run street, a lew doors south of .' 4c.il. M'Kudtlen'fstira. : ; t : --i ''' feb4 ; , '' M, M'CONNEI.L, I ICH LUit'roidored ' reiiuk C11 npaa.di a.Ciillitia urns .under sleeves also Anilluinls. . btiuuet ami neck Ribbojisi Purusuls to suit luiu or aunahins, fc r aWal ' apvt , a. nnd ti. M'r A 'UKi'a, ! i.lltbnCII mid Aihtioiiii Cloiha. Caaiiuerva-, . CuiisineU, Tsreerta, Jesus, Linens. Slid a 1 iKe saiisitj of pantaloons slun. ohenoar than roimerty.ai . aad II. M'FADUr.N'.i. 1'Cgis.;;.;; Mi i


ocr: Overcoals, jiifct n eeivi'd mid lor sale by lets 1 7 8. II. M r ALUJEN. r - -n .


The Democratic sentinel. [volume]

ocr: '.:' : .'-4 v'-, -V A;?y. .: '& --ViM v- Guys Us Improved Est -act oi o.lov Doclc & Sarsiprru'.ft. ii.iAi 1 j.. 1 uA 1 lli. i (, t.liA.ii..i i I . ii. THt LL.NGS UHt.N TiiLV AS SL't'lU&Li; TO Al l tCTLU JY '4hU fliiiii I'st "1-Mttitc'Rl.liCOi.yLl- M.t:. .te. ' ' w'10 wi' JU'8J u Wood from i-n-iuri'.ira.

publisher: [Charles N. Allen]


ocr: Sentinel Jarmct. The People & the People's Rights --v i'?tf'f V5-W


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ocr: '"'Li'"i'"iii'i in '" r The People & the People's Rights Alt.. ltl. WEDNESDAY. JULY 14, 1832 DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For President of the United States. 1 mj pj rr UIIMlpP ll L l . I! 1 1 ' .Mi , I I L II J IV, UI Aew Hampshire, For. Vice President of the United States, T i i it as fllf1 It lljlil illl 11. ill'Vu - ' ' . Of Alabama. Senatorial Electors. WASHINGTON Mi'LEAX, H imilton BAUNABUS BURNS, of KichianJ. District Electors, DISTRICTS 1st' NAMES, Charles liluil, George W. Stokes, 11. S. Cunningham, Enoch G. Dial, . 2d, 3d, 4ih, 6th, tub. 7th, fith, 9 th, 10th, llth, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th. 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, Sanincl II. S.eedmar., Clrai les J Orion, James Kv Frauds Cleveland, William Piilint-r, Benjamin P. Johnson, John U. Dumblc, William Gclden, Oliver Keyscr, IIuli J. Jewett, William Oliey, Charles H. Mitchnor. Chalkley T. McAitor, James Findley, S: muil D. Harris,, Eli T. Wilder, Elias II. Haines, For Judte af the Supreme Court, WILLIAM B. CALDWELL. JTuf member oft he Board of the Puhlie Works, JAMES B. STEEDMAN.


ocr: : f .1. f) "Ms- it.Cj U, I. ip H Ij i firm ik h ikI t'UKhyiKtrs hiki tins tr ,.,t,.i:.. :ll ... ...... .....I .!.. l... I... " r M iMi'si(iu or i.is uiii Tu vent Sinml , .. . n t'tulis. (:he Niiiionul House.) tiun diuiirn if lite pMbliir Biiiluiiij;., wlieru. lie inlumls tnn-t) Miiiimiiilnle nil who limy nlriue in iuvoi hi III i null in llic bcsl iimiim r ll nt be n;ui. Nil iniiri will he spnreil (o ninki- his l'uibi h coiufiiruible TbiiiikUil for piiatrnvur ltiJ eti; el MisMiesr. In; fiiijied in iherft Jitiil.iiii rejiiiivjjji iftetiiie'l1i3''vhQle (' aur fitu'ti'tiuii 'to I'M.'. TUOK- (Jv VI'NtF.N'f',' Airi2a. IX'y, . OwnerSaml irprietor I J Kb'MAi)K t" C ) T ft I Sli tS iivsnftiiient, coiiBumrii; if ieveiy viineiv. Huiie hiiU cheiil sturu nl J i iu - . i jihwI7. ( ...... JOHN MfiCORMtCK'. rfLUTIiJvCussimefAM Jiml jV'uhIiiiu'. 11 y y wniit soinetliinir tiauilsomc iiud cheap cull p Oil 1 1 he new iinil cheap store of marJ7 jy- 'iOIIN McOORMICK. tlt"vVijiVl)ft.--Bouniiiin Ovuriety-v A hiiiiiUume Hoiinet tif low at oeiiD, at the m?w and cheap stone of ' " ; marir ' JOHN AloCORMICK.J QONNKT TKIMMINliS. Kibbntis, U ami l.tfuofli. Call and exiiunue.as they lecideilly liHiidwiuie, at tbe now More of mai l7 J u ,. .x-U 'iMDN'-MdCOKMlCK DRESS UOODS. Rick llrocailc, hirtesrrin, Mtitiona and tiro s Ksuieialdos, Itrnizes, -Bu, lie ..aims. Iu laiues, Uipic miiiis liitwus, PjiiuXm eto., etc For something uice mill at the cheap stoieof TairrlT" ' '" """JOHN McCORMIC'rv.," ;wir -FIT -iiaTi frra" mi a"" I - 1 .-..


Daily evening star. [volume]

ocr: M. T. PARKER, House and Sign Fainter and Glazier, "P ESfiOl'U'LLY informs his friends and th<* pub i"L lie Rene rally, that he is prepared to work in his prufe^ion as punctually ant at asr?-a. sonable rates as it can be ik>ne in Wa>hin;rton. Orders left at his room on Louisiana avenue, b?? tween 6th a^d 7th sts., or at his residence on C street, rear of his room, will receive prompt atten dec 14

place_of_publication: Washington [D.C.]

publisher: J.B. Tate


ocr: EVENING star. ^g^gPAT, DECEMBER 23. 18>>2. *^^oTthe14 Daily Evening Star," 8outli of Penn. avenue. Weekly Calendar. SUN. RISES. Uv. 7.25 1,1 J 2*1100*7 ???? ^ , t Monday ? Tueri*F~~ *" 3 SSU? '?? J -IhurrfW- ig a Fiti?y? * Saturday SETS. 4.35 4.3d 4.34 4.3o 4.35 4.35 4.35 MOON RISES. 12.40 1.37 2.35 3.31 4.28 5.27 G.25 gg. Jfr. William Tucker, with such as ? tanc( as he may employ, it authorized to re subscribers and advertisements for the lrjalhj Evening Star." Mr. Burns will wait ^ ik( citizens of Georgetown. fg-Frrsons wishing to be served with the "Evex ;*ar-' wSI leave their names and address at James 1st ward, Bishop's periodical store adjoining A. Tate's near lltfi street, J. Mills's Brown's H<A(l james Winer's 6th street, or at Joe ShiUington's t'iton Building. Advertisement* can be left at the above places. Local Affairs* j^pOur patrons who are aware of the situation in which we are placed will not be ?urprised that we appear late this evening. We kave had much to contend against, expect that during this, our first week, we eball make our daily appearance late in the afternoon. Our friends will overlook the delay, as we will do better hereafter. Last night an encampment of Rechabites *as opened in this city, by Dr. W. B. Magru cer, who had been deputized by the Encampment of Virginia, to officiate on occasion. It is called "Jehu snd the following is a list of its officers. Shepherd, S. S. Briggs; Tribune, A. V. Cross; Senior Dictator, S. T. Shugert; Ju nior Dictator, J. B. Magill; Recorder W. W. Tucker; Q., W. G. Brook. Sontag's concert last night was well at tended, though the audience was not large as at her first appearance. fi^This morning the markets were sup plied with provisions of all sorts; but prices for almost every thing were high. Poultry commanding good the smallest turkeys were selling for cents, while the largest as much as


ocr: wi-h to call the atten tion ot' the ladies to my stock ef the ab vve good*, wmch will compare with any*in the city in style price? Lace and Muslin Chemisettes Do do Collars Do do Sleeves Muslin Caps and Cuffs Cambric Chemisettes and S'eeve* Do Collars and Caps A?TATE, Agent. A new and splendid assortment of Mouminy Good*. dec 4?


ocr: MECHANICS' BANX, GEORGETOWN. INSTITUTION is now doing a General Bank ing Uuiii.e^g. Ofl<* under tbe Union Hotel, cor? ner BrkUe and Wa^birurton street*, Georgetown, (D. C.)? her* it? note.* wiU be redeemed in specie. F. W. CONCH, Cashier Oeoroitow*, (D. C.) 1852.


ocr: a se lected Groceries, Ac., to say? 30 hhds. prime Porto Rico and Cnba Sugars 75 packages Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered Susan 115 half-chests fresh new Gunpowder, Imperial,Young Hyson, Poucfymg and Souchong Teas, all of late importations. 150 bags old Java, Maracaibo, Bio, Mocha, and Burnt Coffees ALSO Baisins, Soft shelled Almonds, Ac. Pickles, Preserves, Catsups, and Extracts Chow-Chow, Anchovy Paste and Sardines Oliye Oil, Spices, Canton Ginger Pineapple and English Dairy Cheese Judd's Patent and Spermaceti Candles "Winter Spermaceti Bleached Oil, Ac. Hull's Fancy Soaps and Candles Colegate's Pearl Starch and Blue Brooms, Buckets, Pales Fancy Mats, Candle Wick, Twine, Cords, Ac. Assorted Codfish, Herrings, Hops, Ac. Which, with a general assortment of Groceries, Li quors, Flour, Ac., are offered for sale by GEO. A THOS. PABKER A CO. dec 16 Opposite Brown's Hotel. CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, &c. have by express? 10 Napo eon Cloaks 5 Cloth Salmas 10 Union, very pretty 13 Circulars, nice article 5 Le G ranee, new and pretty 5 Circulars, with sleeves 5 Embroidered Chenese 5 Gabrielle, very choice The whole very cheap. YEKBY A MILLER, corner of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue, foe 15 Miss Dermott's New Building. WARE, BROOMS, BUCKETS, Mats, Ac.?We are receiving from the New York Packet? CO dozen Brooms, various sizes 5 do Hearth Brooms 35 do painted Pails 10 nests painted and cedar Tubs 25 do covered and other Baskets 15 dozen nests Sugar Boxes 10 do sheep skin, jute, Brussels, Alicaot, and rope Mats 100 gross Hyatt's Imperial Matches Also, a larg-? assort*- eat of Cords and Lines, Brushes, C othes Pins, Wat k ?oards, Barrel Cove s, Ac. For sale by jsaMUEL HAMILTON A CO. dec 16 Penn. avenue, opposite Jackson Hall. JUST RECEIVED^ My home, my happy home; I'm afloat; Katy Darling: Will you come to my mountain home! My Mary dear; The voice of bygone days; Little Blossom; The Sister's wedding; Oh, how I love my mountain home; Strike the harp gently; Somebody's coming, but I'll not tell who: Old folks at home; Young folks at home; Wait for the wagon; Swe*t memories of thee; Farewell, my Lilly dear; Don't be angry, mother; The separation; Thou art false to me; Poor Uncle Tom; Siciliana Polka, Clinton Polka, Military Polka, White Violet Polka, Silver Lake Waltz, Yager quickstep. Ac., Ac., at WIMERS' Stationery and Fancy Store. 6th street, one square from Pennsylvania avenue. J83~MINIFIE'S MECHANICAL DRAWING BOOK, Just received?the entire work and in numbers. No.2 is now in hand, at the agent's, as above. Price 25 cents a number. rleclG LADIES' DRESS GOODS. SEARS A COLLEY, at the New Dry Good SUrre, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and luth streets, have just opened a splendid stock of? Rich Brocade and Plain Silks Rich French Cashmeres acd De Laines English and French Merinoes?some of the fashion able tan colors, which will be offered at reduced prices Rich Lustre Black Silks Can ten Cloths, Alpacas and Bombazines To which they invite th^ citizens and strangers to call and examine before purchasing, as we will offer great bargains. Don't forget the New Dry Good Store. dec 10 BUTTER, FRUIT, 4fcc. 65 tut'8 choice Welch Dairy Butter 200 whole, half, and quarter boxes Bunch Raisins 10 cases Preserved Canton Ginger 10 do Genoa Citron and assorted Sweetmeats 6 casks Currants 25 boxes Italian Macaroni and Vermicelli 25 baskets fresh Salad Oil 100 boxes ftvsh Sardines 2 cases fresh Prunes, in glass and in fancy o. < s 1 000lbs. Languedocand Bordeaux soft-sheil Almond Currie Powder, Arrow Boot, Rose, Lemon, Orange, and Peach Water, Cologne, Extracts, Ac.


ocr: ney, Newark, New Jersev iform i c?f 1 case 'of OpenT Boots ^ ?f thii dt^> 1 case Congress Gaiters 1 case Union Shoes, a new article- md One case Oxford Shoes ' and For s2eby' ** ?"?~ ?|j- r.ta .bo


The Lancaster ledger. [volume]

ocr: i IN EQUITY?Lancaner District G. Caston,"! Bill vs I for Pnrtition Win. T. CaSton, f of Samuel C. Caston. J Lands. It appearing to mv satisfaction that the do* fondant*, William T. Cuaton and Samuel C. reside beyond the liniifs of tliia State. It is ordered on motion of Wilfiama, solicitor complainant, that mid defendants do plead or demur to the hill in above case or before the 26th of June 1852, Judgment pro oopfesso * ill be ordered igainstth?u__ _ _ JAIUiH tf. WITHEKSPOON, Cora. EYy Lan. Di(t. Mar 33, 1813. 7 3mo.

place_of_publication: Lancaster, S.C.

publisher: R.S. Bailey


ocr: NOTICE. A LL PERSONS HAVING of any character or ffradc against inon Beckham, Esq., late of Lancaster trict, deceased, are notified to present name legally attested, and all indebted requested to settle either by cash or note. A. J. CAUTHEN. j Qualified Executor. Hill 1*. O , I*inrustvr Dist., ) 3m May 4th, 1852, < 14 Eqnlty Lnnrnntnr District. Richardson, *** M. Richardson, Bill for Richardson, account, B. Klingle, and relief, and wife Margaret, so-forth. Allen, A. Allen & wife Jane. ? It appearing to my satisfaction that all named defendants reside without limits of this State. It is ordered, of Moore, solicitor for the said defendants do nnswer, demur to the Bill in above case, on or before the lstduy of September, judgment pro confesso, will against each and all of them. JAMES H. WITIIERSPOON, & C. E. L. D. Commissioner's Office, ) C. H., 8. C., > May 24th, 1862. >May 26 3m.


ocr: 1 1000 BOOK WANTED VAD Till? r v/i? inu SOUTHERN 4- WESTERN STA TO CANVAS* rOR A FEW WORK BT T. 8. ARTHUR. op ijfe and charACTER?containing over 400 page*, royal octavo, with 16 finely tinted and a Portrait of the Author, hound. Price Two Dollars. A liberal discount made to Agent*. ^ Each Agent haa a district allotted of one or more counties, by which he haa the ex> olunive control of sale. . By enolowing $2 to the publisher, post naid, a specimen copy of the book will be forwarded toany part of the United States, free r>f pottage. Address, J. W. BRADLEY, 48 North Fourth street,


ocr: jitter ?*? * ??> Holds its ^Tuesday W Tetnp*ranec Halt every ^ ^ bTLAIR. I at 1 o'clock. R Jone 18. 10 ?, 8


ocr: SURVEYING. A. AUSTIN re found at the House, at nil times, ready t? upon those who may need his services ns n Surveyor. April *28 12?tf


ocr: . J H o A / o c t : p r ? DM AND MEDICINES. 0U& MOTTO 18 M Quick Sale? and Short Profits HAILE & TWITTY II" O HT RESPBCTFUI.LY YA the attention of lAncaaterville, and unrounding country, to their Hew laud Cheap Drug More, ne door south of J. Adams' Store, where tiey can find a well selected stoek of Druirs, lediciucs, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs and 'erfumerys. lady's Toilet Powders. Water 'olored Paints and Pencils, Pull's &c. 'ine Envelopes and Note Paper, Fine Tohacco and Cigars, always on Anything in our line, not on hand, will rdered for customers at the shortest notice. All the above articles having been mostly for cash, will be sold lian the same article has usually been ti this place. Call and see that this is ufirtg. 5-SF"* Our Soda Fountain is now in nnd we arc prepared to >ur customers with Soda Water, Syrups, lie. Ice always on hand. Laneastervillc, S. C., April 28. 3mo.


ocr: CATAWBA HOUSE, On .Hain-Strwt, (A few rods'South of the Court House.) TI IK above named House has |L been much enlarged and put J&1&. in .thorough repair and furnished anew, is now prepared to accomodate all those diaHQsed to give it a call. The nPkes no%oasts but will simply that the Public shall bo in a style not excelled by any House in the up country. J. A. HASSELTINE. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf


ocr: WT1CES. NOTICE. persons having demands of any character or grade against Beckham, Esq., late of Lancaster deceased, ore notified to present the sasne legally attested, and all indebted are requested to settle iminndiately either by cash or note. A. j. CAUTHEN. Qualified Executor. Plea sunt Hill P. O, Iancaster Dist., > 3m May 4th, 1852, S ISf- Southern Standard will pleas*' copy lour tunes in weekly, and forward bill to Pleasant Hill, P. O. * 11 Equity?LuueHNter District. John Richardson, ^ ^ James M. Richardson, I Bill for Thomas Richardson, 1 account, Joseph B. Klinglc, and ( relief, and wife Margaret, 1 so-forth. Mary Allen, Cyrus A.Allen &. wife Jane. J It appearing to my satisfaction thut all the above named defendants reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered, on motion of Moore, i o icitor for complainants, that the said defendants do answer, plead, or demur to the Bill in above case, on or on or before the 1st day of September, 1852, otherwise judgment pro cont'esso, will be ordered against each and all of them. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON, C. E. L. l>. Commissioner's Office, J Lancaster, C. H., S. C., ? May 24th, 1852. ) May 26 3m. in


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ocr: subscriber has just re. ceived and opened n full and of Sl'kimi ;.nd purchased in the city of much care *< to Prices and Styles ; the following is a part: DreMN GOodM J Wide, and Narrow Black Silks, for Dresses or Aprons; Figured and Second Mourning Berages,Tissues, mill nlnin "? ' O?- J ? ! n? , ? > ooiuuu mourning embroidered and dotted Swiss figured Swiss and Jaconet patterns, plain Swiss and lacomrt; Jaconet Edgings and Inserting* Sleaves l-^ee and liluslin; CoH-.rs and Cuffs; 2d ni.it; emli'd and Jorde-Ort l.inen Cambric and ladies -Gloves, n full Ribbons, bonnet and narrow, so. the season: White linen, all qualities: fine brown and grass ladies purposes . Ginghams of every Calico, assorted English &. Rluc ami Black Cloths, French, English and French Doeskin Cassimere, C. ssimcres, assorted ; Tweeds, Linen Drilling, white und light and heavy. Cottonadcs, striped, plaid and plain, for servant's wear; bleached and and Shirtings; Bleached Cotton Drills. MADE Coats, Vests, Shirts, Collars, &c. of different kind*, amongst bo found a few "American Lawyer Man's Form Book." Hats of the latest fashion. HARDWARE, full ngnortment, amonirst which will ? *l3 ?? * uuuti uTerjiiiiun generally used liy Hit' of the country. Boots and Shoos: very full supply both for Gentlemen A tine lot of Perfumeries selected for the L-idics with wire. Glassware, and Groceries kinds usually kept. The public arc respectfully invited to examine our stock of {foods, which take much pleasure in showing, and the l.'tdica particularly; and if our styles suit, we will expect a share of JONES CROCK KIT. Apr 8 4t 9 GOODS! GOODS!


ocr: III HI M:\v advi;rtisi:mi:nts. _ LAND FOR SALE J. I). Johnson, Adinn'r "1 (ilitss (J. Canton, dec'do I l< Equity, ; VS. I I.ASCAKTER Asia M, Custon, ct. ul. J 0| Under the decree of the Court in above case, I will sell at latncnstcr C. II., on tile 1st Monday in October, 1852, the Plantation or Tr;.et of l,nnd, near the village, on the waters of Bear Creek,whereon the defendant A. M. Canton, formerly resided, containing 150 Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Dr. R. K. Wylie and others. Term*?A credit of one and two years, purchaser giving bond and good security, with intereat from day of sale, payable an- nuallv, and a mortgage. JAMES II. WITIIKRNPOON. August 23d, 1852. C. E. U I). aug 25, 29 fit printers feo #5,25.


ocr: SHERIFF'S SALE. I > Y VIRTUE of Sundry Writs of / V /'/ to 1110 directed, I will sell at I^oleaster on tho First Monday in September nc.\t within the legal hours of sale. :*so AcrcN oi* li.'iiitl. or less, adjoining Ijinds of John Alfred Lewallcn, Andrew Johnston and W. Ellis. Also two iif.au of Houses,all as the property of Burrill Hilton, deceased at the separate suits of R. Moselv. pro alr Alfred Is'-wallen and others. Conditions Cash, &e. JAMES ADAMS, August 18th, Sherill I,. I). AIAO: On Tuesday after the tirst Monday in Sep. teoiber, within tin- legal hours of sale, I will sell at the residence of John Stogner, I oft llozrn Onts, or less, and one (HUM) STOM*. na the property of John Stogner,at the si p 'rate suits of Jacob Funderburk and others. Conditionscasli, &c, JAMES ADAMS, August *20. 1852. S. I,. I), alio 25 2'.) 2t . . , I I '


ocr: '(Q^j JQ rtl.A?-??? nil, ? I v/il?2ip?l liia.il 1 AT BELLAIR, S THE SIJBSCKI wishing to reduce his of8U!ll.MHR CK'K'B) vious to purchasing his Fall sell the balanec of Summer (j nt very rrducc>l /trices, those in now have an opportunit on the most advantageous tor eall is solicited, as Bargains in Hides, Beeswax, Tall ftggs. and K;:gs taken in e> fair |?rH'e allowed foreaeli. ('IIARIjES N, f?.?'l'hdse indebted to i ly Tc*pi?*stcd to "sett Iojih eai ly I ??n in want of Money. Bolhilr, 1. Q mor; IrOll. AAA I.llS.lllONtX)l for cash, by 10 CUIl ETON & ffides, Deer, Sheep, ( SKINS, Bees-wax, W low, &C., &C, a NDal! country |?ri?duceo chased, for'which tin k,.|. Cash prices will be paid, ,.n j;i exchange, by JOHN T. No. 280, Ohar' Sept. l.?, TS.'iii. 11 I f! 'Ii1 I I I \ " * ? |, g Ever 10 ' B E R, ? stock, | y ft S, pro- K-.'jEl supplies, will roods on hand i Want of gOods V to purchase ins. An cnrlv nybu expected. tr,v, reamers, Ech:in<ro, mid ;i I'. IaVX\S. ea rues t~ possible <1'. E. < iff > g.\j i.' |,(?\v i MASSKX'. p r, Jtter & Coon ool Tal- I this kind pnr- i Inchest mar- or leather giv- , BKins s< ht toll. S. ('. :jj?tf


ocr: SMS IT AKT!0L\. LAND FOB. SALE. Jo.siah M. Cro.vtoii.et al. i , ,, , will . rs. ' inKiiii.ty. K. 15. Ward Cv w ife, el al. S ?tvr. 1 )V virtue of t! e derive of tin; court of k ) H?|i:ilv in the above case. I will sell at ' I/iiKMster <II.. on the lirst Monday in XiV. veiitber. ln-xt. the Cro.vloti Linds,\i/; one jlr. et containing; 1J-JJ acres, on both sides of Hum Creek, end tin- to.-il IVoim Lam-astir ! village to Brown's Kerry. bounded by lands ofC.-.pt Stewart and others. Also, one oilier iiv.i t adjoining the above, . .. "i .i -i ? v 'lM. iiiiii- . .." ri rr*. nil mini SIUCH OI sai(l ' creek Ml'i fo.d, bounded I?V hllld* ot* < lit. Stewart. Joint J). .Mcf'.Tilfil.It. JI?rlon,':iinl ! J. I >. Caskey. Those two tracts adjoin i .'iiid form one l.oilv ofpmluctivo land, most| !v woodland, with :: comfortable dwelling lo>ii-o and other htnldtngs. Ttttots: a credit of one raid two years with interest from day of sale, (excepting ! as much cash as wiii pay costs,) purchaser l.I\ ii::r Pond t ml two lo.mI sureties. JA.MIiK II. \\ ITHKUSPOOX j|)(. j (Via'r in Eij. I.. P Sent HbV I . ' ' Printers lee ST,S7;. 33-?'fit S I'll v K V IXC. A. AUSTIN i J AY ibl FOl *\l> AT Tin: CATAWin i louse, J.I all liir.es. ready to wait I upon those w ho niav need his si niecs as a Sin-.ever. April '_3 12?tf


ocr: B\ MJH ITV?l.ttlirUKtcr Di^r it ( Jaiue.s M. Ingrain, Executory Uev. Elian L.'Prascr I Petition vs. | Frr.neis P. Boulxvnro. f" * mkI Mary E., Jus wito, I slaves. et.,1. J - - It appearing' to my satisfaction that Fran. eis I'. Bon I ware mhI Mary K., his wife, ia above petition, riside without? the limits of this Htute. Il is t rdewd till of <*;:nt; :i. mlieitor for petitioners, that said defendants. Francis I'. Hoiilwnro Mary K. his wilt-, do answer. plead or to the petition in . 1 iivocsm1 < ?i or foie the 1-iii *!.-y f \o\einher, an or<!i r pr i Confess will 1"- (! a":.Mist them. .1 \s. n. w i'i m:usi (x >v. i Cum. Kij'v lstn. f)i4 ' olnli:;.'?M'?ner?s ( J i Lancaster < . jSo. C;t., s August I 1 is1#- -'hir.


ocr: PRO e tt nls, an Gr b sins, and to t it, therefore, fJiiv<trni>f thJs'ttty Pro< IlAY.'lliG 29t tea'to ryiigi' request that i on that di aerobic in the lor fiio l>urj dep? of hh favor for the In tei the Gove Bkn. Pekr 13, 18: Columbia, Oct. 4, 1852. f ~ AS, State* as well mi is bbiind to remfdr thanks >d fbr Hm mearfc*.'fo eforc Hiiu on account of renible at Hie judgments : kilfm'n, that I JolfN II. d Cpmmander-iinChief of Ith df South Carolina, ?lo :lum:ition, Bottiug apart h in* tail t, as n day to be Jus'bxdVeiiMis, and do nil sOctilar buMItiess be ay, and that all our people sir respective places of >ose 01 ncKnowieaging tWItog'our 'sins, confessing i chastisement, and time to coihe. | stimony of which, I'liave ly name, and caused the seal ie State to be nftixc;!. JOHN II. MEANS. v, Secretary. 52. 36 td,


ocr: SALES IT " sales. virtue of sundry writs Fi. Fa. to uiu directed,! will soil the Court House door in Lancaster, on First Monday in May next, within the legul hours of sale, the following property, viz : Font \rr.iioiv. Amanuel, Kdy and Sir-key ; one and Harness, Three head Morses, and Harness, Carryall and Harness, one l'iano, lot Household and Kitchen lot Leather, &c., in shop, leather at Tan Yard, I I Vats Leather in Tan, Bark Mill, one Wheelbarrow, lot Oil, &c.; all as the property of at the separate suits of W. R. K. E. Wylic, Ingram & S pence, others. The boy, Bogus, to be sold at the risk the former purchaser. Conditions Cash. &c. JAMES ADAMS, April 17, 1852. S.L.I). 11 2t 82 1


ocr: GOODS & GROCERIES. iiwlMi? 1852. SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ceived and opened a fhll and complete assortment of Sl'RINCI and Ci(XM)S, purchased in the city of Charleston mill'll enrn >i? ft. I?ri....u SJf.rlt.u . ?*' ? " " / ? "- "V"-" ? "* tin' following is a part: Drcxtt CiOoth: Wide, and Narrow Black Silks, for Drosses or Aprons; Figured and and Second Mourning Berages,Tissues, figured and plain and second mourning new styles; embroidered and dotted Swiss figured Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, new patterns: plain Swiss and Jaconet; Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insertings; enib'd Sleaves i.aee and Muslin; French Collars and Cutis; 2d mourning very neat; enib'd and hem-stitched, and bordered Eincn Cambric Handkerchiefs; and ladies Gloves, a full ; Ribbons, bonnet and narrow, assorted to suit the season : White Linen, all prices qualities ; line brown and grass Linens, for ladies purposes; Ginghams of every ; Calico, assorted English &. American. Rluc and lllack Clolli*, French, English and American :?tine Blaek French Doeskin Cassimere, Fancy Cassirneres, assorted : Tweeds, all kinds; Linen Drilling, white and colored, light ami heavy. Cottonades, striped, plaid and plain, for servant's wear: bleached and brown and Shirtings: Bleached and Cotton Drills. MADE CLOTHING, Coats, Vests, Shirts, Collars, &c. of different kinds, amongst which be found a few "American Lawyer or Business Man's Form Book." Hats of tho latest fashion. HARDWARE, full assortment, amongst which will bo found everything generally used by the of the country. Boots and Shoes: full supply both for Gentlemen and Ladies. A fine lot of Perfumeries selected for the Ladies with care. G a .wire, and Groceries; kinds usually kept. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock of goods, which we take much pleasure in showing, and to the laidies particularly; and if our styles and prices suit, we will expect a share of their patronage. JONES CROCKETT. Apr 8 -It !) r I \'i1 * ?F11 t-* /I .x I I j j i I i 1 1 j i I I 1 j


ocr: Mail Arrangements. Caadca IVall. DCS MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY, At 8 o'clock, P. M. DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, A SATURDAY, At 7 o'clock, A. M. Charlotte Mall DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY, At 8 o'clock, P. M. DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, A SATURDAY At 7 o'clock, A. M. Concord mail DUE THURSDAY, AT 6 P. M. DEPARTS FRH>AY, AT 6 A. M. ttf I - ?? nruwro' mnII. due saturday, at 0 p. m. ddparth thursday, at 4 i*. m. Cliifitcrville mail: i?ue wednesday, at 6 p. m. departs saturday, at 11 a.m. Chesterfield, C. H. Mail. due saturday, at 10 a. m. departs Thursday, at 4 a. m. All letters must l>e deposited by 8 o'elk M., to ensure their departure by next T. It. MAG ILL, P. M. I


ocr: COTTON GINS. /COTTON GINS OF SUPERIOR CON stniction, and of the best material, a p?r Saw, mode and warranted by th? Subscriber. Also, Wheat Fans, Thrashing Machines and Horse Mills. Old Oins faithfully repaired. All ordcri nnnKiuuy reeoivca ana punctually uitenfloi o. R. J. MeCREIGHT. Camden, S. C., April 14, 1853. 10,Cm - ^ j i


ocr: , i 1 i . ) ( 1 1 Iii Equity?Lancaster Dittt. Josiah M, Croxton, Su-J Bill to divide real sun Croxton, Mary Estate A'C. Croxton, llenry Ander- Estate of James son 6s Mittey his wife. Croxton, ed and Jane K 11 Ward 6s Jane his Croxton Chas. 11. Allen 6s ed. Nancy his wife, Joseph ?fc Rachel his wife. It appearing to my satisfaction that E. 13. Ward and Jane,his \vife,Joseph Woods ?nd Rachel, his wife, defendants in ahovo case, reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered, on motion of Clinton 6s sol'r. for complainants, that thei said do answer, plead, or demur, to the Bill iu above case, on, or before the 1st lay of June, 1852, otherwise, Judgment, |?ro confesso will be ordered against each [ind all of them. JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON, Com'r Eq'y Ljm'r Bist. ComYs office, Feb 12 3m 1


ocr: , ( * 1 ' ^ * SALE. George R. Miller ^ In M*. Miller f ter Dial, aud others. J Partition. Under the decree of the Court of Equi* tv in the above cose I will sell on the 24th lay af February 1862, at the late of Mrr. Sarah A. Miliar deceased : I Carriage and pair Carriage Horses, Smith Tools, Plantation Tools, que 2 lorse Waggon, a large number of Cattle llogn and bheep, 2 nudes, Household and other articles. Terms, under $10, Cash, ov^r a credit >f 12 months, Note, Security and Interest* JAMES II. WlTGERSPOONt Comr. Eq. L. I). Feb 12. Printer's fee $2,26 1


ocr: Iii Equity?Lancaster Dtit. T-.l \\r r* ? n juiiu v*. uregory, | Willis Gregory, Jr. [ Bill for Partition vs. Gregory, wi? of La mis ami lliosj. Gregory 11. Jackson Gregory, 'groes, Estate of Owen Gregory,Alfred _ ^ sin; (V M ..T~r A 1.;* Wil^s ^ 'l^guTV, sr., wife, Joseph Terrell d: Martha J., his wife. J deed. It appearing to my satisfaction that Jo. soph Terrell ami wife, Martha J., in al>ove case, reside w ithout the limits of this State, it is ordered on motion of sol'r for complainants, that the said Joseph Terrell and wife, Martha J., do plead, answer, or demur, to the bill in above case on or before the 1st day of June, 1852, otherwise, Judgment pro confesso will lie ordered against them. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON. Com'r Eq. L. D. Feb 12 3m 1


ocr: THE LANCASTER GROCERY AND PROVISION' STORE! subscribers are just receiving now opening n Inrgc and assortment of GROCERIES and which they are anxious to dispose of at extreme low prices for Cash or Coun- try Produce. Their stock consists in part ns follows t ' Orleans and Muscovado Sugar, powdered and Clarified do. New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses, .lava and Rio Cott'eo, Almonds, English Walnuts, Citron, Currants, Pepper, Ginger, Spice and Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Saleratus ami Soda, ! Mackerel, No. 1, 2, and a Salmon, j Reef Tongues, Herrings, Powder <k Shot, Caps, Indigo, Crackers and Oranges, Lemons, O'Mara's old Rye and New 1 Orleans Rectified Whiskey, Madera., Port, Claret and Sherry Wines, Porter, Ale, Newark Cider, W. W. Vineger, Sardines, Oysters, Ginger Preserves, Cordial, Pepper sauce, Candies, Tohacco; together with a choice selection of Cigars, at all prices of the following brands, Washington, Espana, Havana, and Cuba sixes, and a large of other .articles too numerous to mention. All those in wantof first rato articles a low price, will please not to forgot call at the LANCASTER GROCERY, the old stand of J. A. Hasseltine, one South of the Catawba House, on Main st. HASSELTINE dr JIAGINS. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf. 1


ocr: Modern Courtship. "Exquisite Angelina May, Refulgent queen of night, Permit thy victim here to kneel, And from thine eyes of azure steal One ray of blessed light; Oh say, shall sweet connubial bliss, Angel of life, be ours! And shall we dwell, like turtle doves. In Cupid's fairy bowers ? Yet does thy proud papa look stern, And call me brain loss fool! He dreams not a ladder, love, Suspended from the room above, Could brave parental rule ; Then grant me, Angelina, dear, The bliss for which I sigh. Nor leave thy trembling victim hero To pine, to sink, to oie." Oh, George Augustus Fitzgreene Brown, Your title I admire; For this I brave tho dnily frown, And soek the bitter hate to drown, Of my indignant sire ; For this I mope, refuse to cat, And faint full twice a day, That Pa may hear the neighbors cry, ' Poor Angelina May.'" Yet all I do is done in vain, The salts as wasted quite, And thus in dread suspense I sit, And rack my brain, and tax iny wit, From early morn till night But now I'm all your own, iny lovo, mv oeorge augustus Brown, Yet bo a little careful when You take the ladder down." Song. I digs, I hoes, I ploughs, I mows, I gets up wood for winter, 1 reaps, I sows, And taters grows, And for all I knows, I'm indebted to the printer. I do suppose, All knowledge flows, Right from the printing press ; So off I goes In these 'ere clo's, And settles up?I guess. ,


ocr: a 1. _ _ ^ . ? . i IN G<)IJITY?LancMt?r District James M. Ingram, Executor^ Rev. Ellas L. Eraser Petition P. Boulwaro, j and Mary E., his wife, I slaves. ct. al. J It appearing to my satisfaction that Frail' P. Bo nl ware and Mary E., his wife, in above petition, reside without limits of this State. It is ordered on of Caston, solicitor for petitioners, that said defendants, Francis P. Boulwaro aim ;nury ??. nis wile, do answer, plead or to the petition in above ease on or tlie 18th day of November, 1862, otherwise an order pro confosso will be against them. JAS. II. YVITlIERSPOON, Com. Eq'y Lan. Dist. Commissioner's Office, 1 Lancaster C. H., So. Ca., > Aupunt 14, 1862. S?ug 18. 3m. ISquity Luneaster Richurdson, vs. M. Richardson, Bill for Richardson, account, B. Klinglc, and ' relief, and wife Margaret, so-fortli. Allen, A.Allen &. wife Jane., It appearing to my satisfaction that all the named defendants reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered, on of Moore, solicitor for complaiuants, the said defendants do answer, plead, demur to the Bill in


ocr: of South Carolina. Lancaster District. In (he Common Pleat*. It. C. l'otts, i Declaration in vh. > Foreign J.D.Gordon. ) Attachment. THE ?. LAINTIFF on the 22th day of April, 1852, file his Declaration against the Defendant who, (j.s it is said) is absent from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon conv of the nni<t Ileelrutien mioht lui "... ved. It is, therefore, onlered that the said do appear and plead to the said on or beforo the 13th day of which will be in the year of our lord Thousand Ei"ht Hundred snd otherwise, tinal and absolute will then bo given and awarded him. H. R. PRICE, c. c. p. Clerk's Offico, Lancaster C. H., April 13, 1852. ly.qr.no.l NOTICE OF ELECTION. \N EIJ1CTION will l?e hold on the 2d day of October next, for Major of the Battalion, to fill the vacancy sioncd by the resignation of Major J. I). The polls will be opened at each of the places of rendesvous of each company in the laiwer Battalion, at 11 o'clock, A. M., and close at 3 o'clock, P. M.; the Managers, at least one of them from each box, will meet i Lancaster C. H. on Monday the 4th,count the votes, and report forthwith to the Briga- i General the result of the election. Bv order of the Brigadier General Chandler 5th Brigade. H. R. PRICE, Col. 21st Reg't S. C. M. '


ocr: i 1 ' A CARD. g. f. Kennedy, of und james m. hurst, one of the proprietors of the Planters* Charleston, have leased the Hold, King-street, and would respectfully solicit from their friends and the travelling public a portion of their We pledge ourselves that the of the Hotel fcill receive unsurpassed bv any in the eity. KENNEDY & HURST. Charleston, May 19. 6m 15


ocr: j 1 1 i i SCE LL ANEOlfM. CATAWBA HOUSE, On itlain-tltrcet, (A few rods South of the Court House.) TIIEabove named House has Bilil been much enlarged and ]>ut in thorough repair and furnished anew, and is now prepared to accomodate all those disposed to give it a call. The makes no leasts but will simply say that the Public shall be in a style not excelled by any House in the up country. * J. A. 1IASSELTINE. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1


ocr: G 0 0 D S Cheaper Than Ever, AT BELLAIR, 8. C , THE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to reduce his stock, tiwyE of SUMMER GOODS, pre- H vious to purchasing his Fall supplies, sell the balance of Summer Goods on nt rcry reduced prices, those in want of will now have an opportunity to on the most advantageous terms. An call is solicited, as Bargains may be expected. Hides, Beeswax, Tallow, Eggs and Bags taken in exchange, and fair price allowed for each. i CHARLES P. EVANS, N. B.?Those indebted to me are ly requested to settle as early as possible, I am in want of Money. C. P. E. Bollair, S.C., July 14. 23 tt


ocr: up by the at his residence, within one inile Iannds Ford, TWO MULES?one an Mule, the other a Gray Horse Colt, marks on his shoulder. j. m. FAULKNER.


ocr: . < '< ' <J c " ' " ?1 .EJLU!.'!***! South District. * By Junus H. Withersvoon, Esq., (frdfo- ary for tam^DUtrict. I^HEREAfeCiLimN SUORTjlr., ha* applied to me tf*(beltera*oT * * ijinvu wii hi ouu singular me VrOQd* bnd JhaUlc*. Riglibi and ;Cn*litH of, Uriffin Short, Sen'r, late of theDistrict .aforesaid , Iceeascd, Those are, therefore, to cite and admrin-' jh *ntld singular, the kindred and creditpi of "the snid debccscd, to be and appuar afore i|ie at our hdgt Ordinary's Court for So said District,, to bo holdcn at Ijtuicaster lourt House on the l.'th d iV of March nest, > snow cause, if any, why too said adminis should not be Ranted. Given under my hand and seal, this 2jE?tf\ ay of February, in the year of our Cord me thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, nd in the seventy-sixth year of .American ndependenee. ' . (i j as. ir. wjtheh^poon, * - l. a. r Ordinary L. L>. ( ?.? J march 4 [printers fit* $2.


ocr: NEW GG8S& SUBSCRIBER HAS JUS received a aupply of 8PRINO A SUMMER GOODS, which he will sell low for Caeh, or to pun< tual customer*. Among which are aom fancy articles worthy the attention of th Ladies. Almost every article in the Dr Good, Hat, and Shoo fine, Crockery an some hadaome styles of Bonnets.' Ca and see for. yourselves and you will b pleased. I will take pleasure in ahowin everv prucw tor aaie. i return my Uiank for the public patronage I here receive airice I caine in the DteO-ict, and I hop for a oontinuaaoe of the same. Den'tfoi get to aak for Boyd's, oppoeite .A. B?|| J. B. BflB March 16, 1852. 1 t * e \ || ? 5 A d a r- I.


ocr: BOUNTY LAND. ? " ~ ~ subscriber will claims for land or Pensions on reasonable terms. Soldiers und Officers in the Mexican War, in the war of 1812, the war, and other Indian wars, are en titled to Bounty Land; in case of the death the Soldier, it falls to their Widows and Children. k. g. billings. Lancaster, C. h., Feb. 2d. tf 3


ocr: A <ARKIAl?i:s ToH,r'- SuWriber can accommodate thoae who wish to Hire with HorH-k Buggic^ or Carnage* to any pomt wish to go. Those in want of the articles w ill please call at the House or at the Lancaster Grocery Provision Store, where they can i?e at all times. Strangers by stage cad be sent to any point the country the}- wish to go. ? J. A. ItABSELTlNfc. 1


ocr: I If K?HJITY?- Luciwter DM. Bridget MuLarnou i H-Ut" vs. ; I for Richardson ) Dower. It appearing to my satiafcction that defendant, Madison Richardson, beyond the limits of this State. It is on motion of Clinton and Hanna, Solt'ra for tho*eomplainnnt that tho defendant, Madison Richardson do plead, or demur to the Bill in above or before the 21st day of Jnne 1852, JudcrOiont nm eor?f?sso will l*? nrrtor. 0(1 against him. JAMES II. \YITHEB6POON. Comr. Eq'y L. I>. Lancaster C. II., 8. C. mar 18 0


ocr: " 1 . 1 < < , Ill Kiiusly-Laiienilcr Divt. (nfm W. Gregory,"! AN illis Gregory, Jr. | PUT fi?r Partition , T*' ' I VMartha Gregory, wi- | ot Lands and TliusJ.brcgory ^ dfcSfc II. Jackson Gregory, [ groes, Estate ot wen Gregory,Alfred Moore Mary A. his | Willis Gregory, sr., wife, Joseph Terfell & I Martha J., his wife. J * dee'd. lt%ppe:iring to my satisfaction that Terrell.and wife, Martha J., in above case, n-sidomvithotit the limits of this State, it is ordered ou motion of AAilliauis, sol'r for complainants, that tho said Joseph Terrell and wife, Martha J., . <1<> plead. answer, or dcmnr, to the bill in a hove ease on or I?efore the 1st dayof June, 1852, otherwise, Judgment pro eonfesso will be ordered against them. JAMES H. WITHERSrOON. , Com'r Eq. L. D. Feb 12 3m 1


ocr: * j 111 Equity?Lancaiter Hint. Josiah M. Croxton, Su-^ Bill to divide real san Croxton, Marv Estate drc. Ander- Estate of James son <fc Mittey his wife. Croxton, deceases . I ed and Jane. E B Ward <fc Jane his 'Croxton Chas. 11. Allen <fc ed. his wife. Joseph ilc Rachel his | wife. J It appearing td my satisfuetion that E. B.Ward u\*l Jane,his wife,Joseph Woods and Rachel, his wife, defendants in :ibove ease, reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered, on motion of Clinton & Haitia sol'r. for complainants, that the said do answer, plead, or demur, to the Bill in a love, ease, on, or before the lat lay of June, 1852, otherwise, Judgment, pro confcsao will be ordered against each and all of them. # JAMES II. WITIIERSrOON, Com'r Eq'y L.an'r lJist. CoinYs office, Feb 12 3m 1


ocr: URV4Q0DS& GROCERIES Cheaper Than Ever, AT BELLAIR, 8. C , THE SUBSCRIBER, \vi^liinir t?. leduee his s'oek, f y of SUMMER G<XJI)S, previous to purchasing his Full supplies, wil sell the balance of Summer Goods on han at very reduced prices, those in wnnt of good will now have an opportunity to purchas on the most advantageous terms. An earl call is solic ited, as Bargains may be cxpeetec Wool, Hides, Beeswax, Tullow, For then Eggs. p">\ Hags taken in exchange, and fair price allowed fore: eh. CHARLES P. EVANS, N. IV?Those indebted to me are earnest ly requested to settle as eai ly as possil l", a I am in wnnt of Money. C. P. E. Bel lair, S.C., July 11. '23 tt >


ocr: NOTICE. A LI< Persons indebted to the estate of J. ^ V. It. Mnsscy, deceased, either by Note or are called on to settle the Raine on or before the 27th October, or they may ex? I pect to find the sanic in the hands of an for collection, as the estate must be settled up. II. T. MASSEY, Administrator. October 6. 4t 35


ocr: j | I A WORD TO THE WISE I? Sufflrirnf. those indebted to the subscriber, know he has not been pressing in his uciasnus ior pyirani r ine lasi twelve months, and for the wnnt of collections hr.? i been put to (front trouble and inconvenience, i Tho times now are such an to excuse him Cor urging his claims upon those indebted I ^or The subscriber would sJso take this method of tendering to the community his j heartfelt gratituds and most sincere thanks, for the very liberal patronage he has ever at their hands, and would meat re solicit s continuance of their and as an inducement to do so, would say to his friends, i n at on, era, the 44 whole world and the rest of mankind," that he in now opening the moat Rkteaaire, ariotta and Hcsiralle OF GOODS, It has ever been his good fortune to offer to the inspcoliou of those purchasing in this village. An ennumeratiou of the great of article* comprising his stock, would bo noth tedious end unnecessary. Those to purchase arc respectfully invited to call and examine his stock, which will )>e shown with great pleasure, and with a to aell at tic very lowest prices. ft B.


ocr: TIIIS TIME! Is the place to get -AT? I.OWPEIOES! 00 AND SEE HIS NEW STOCK The r'ubscriher has returned from tin North,and is receiving and will continue t< receive during the fall, a very full und com ptete stock of W 1 N T E R GO 0 D S! Consisting of Staple <!k. Fancy Dry Good? New*.' Fashionable Dress Goods. Ileav stock of Gentlemen's Clothing. A ver; large stock of Roots nnd Shoes. St.uon ery. Cutlery and Hardware. Guns, Hat* Caps and Honncts. Ragging, Rope ant no?and indeed E?<>ry tiling; Usually kept iu Our 1'iaee. He would here take occasion t< tender his unfeigned thanks to his mate friends and customers for their long con tinned confidence and favors, and respect fully invites their examination of his pre sent stock. lie is not inclined to puff? sutlieu it to say?his selections were niadi great care, and purchased for CASH ami he therefore Hatters himself be cat sell (not to say lower) as low as goods o the same quality can be purchased in tin J. ADAMS. Novembei, 3, i952. 3ft tf NOTICES , ^ - : f !> ?


ocr: LIKES ESSES. S. ti. MARTIN, respectfully announce to the citizens of I.mc inter and vicinity th .t he hast ken rooms at Mr. <'mis it's for a Very 81x011X11119, ho is prepared with different sized in- ntruments, for Liking group*. I. rge pictures very am-ill mini .tores for loekets, pins die., .splendidly tinishud, and w or in ted to Imj correct likenesses, nod indelibly Liken, li_ II . .L _ s_ r%i. -i I I hmii men m ^ii?uav iih 111 t.lear No picture is required to bo taken unless the sitter is satisfied. Paintings, ic. copied. ladies and gentlemen aro in>ite<l to enll nnd examine s|?eclmcns w heth?r they desire to ait or not.


ocr: 1 I , , j , HEREBY til V EN, THAT AN plication will lie made, to the Legislature, Cor a charter for a Rail Votn Lancaster Court House, to - :.i. .1 - a-.-.t- /, 1;_ - ?> > ?? "11(1 UI?J OUUWI V/MUIlflU fUlli it Camden, or willi the Charlotte *ouUi Carolina Kail Koad, at tideway, or aotne other suitable poipt hi Road. i Auqpat 4tl>, 1862 2? 8m. a


ocr: I. 0. n 6 \VAX,IAW TKNT?'' ? of R' ? will give a pnblie n Wednesday evening of Court Week. 17th inst.) An address will bo y Brother J. (Jallnrh.it, at 7 o'clock in the resbyterian Cbnreb. The neighboring Divisions Sons of and p irtieul.arly Lancaster o. 30. are solieited to attend and join the recession in regalia. The nnblic.nnd most tptcirillu the IjAn?Es,nrc respectfully > attend. Bv order A AUHTJV. -J it.. n.Mi.riY, I El.I BEECH. V Com. A. J. SECREST, I K.D.KENNEDY. I Nor. loth. 1852. 40?2t.


ocr: ft! fl r i i n g r 5. It Married, in Wurrcn.R. I. on he 24th nil,. Mr. Ilenrv I'iiare, (foreman of this to M as Naucy (J. McCoui., of the plane. i M The bee o'er many a garden roves, 1 And hums the I iy of courtship o\ r ; But wh.'n l?! duds thj flower h>- lores, I . lie settles there and roams no more.


ocr: WOOD SHOP. Subscriber haa moved near Presbyterian Church and will work in hi* line on moderate be thankful for the public TIM ROIKJERS. Feb 12


ocr: \ i:<|riTY?Lancaster District C* Perry, widow, Oliver \ Bill II., and Thos. I). Perry, Execu- t , tors of Zadock Perry, dcccasod. or side vg. of Williams and wife, n , P Rebecca Perry, Elizabeth . , ,f" Louisiana Perry, Rueben c.? r, a" Perry, George F Ingram. dock l er' Eleanor Perry. j ry, It appearing to noy satisfaction that all above named, reside without the limits of the State, except George F. wife, he having married a daughter Perry. It is ordered on motion solicitor for complainants that th?* defendants do answer plead or demur to the Bill in above caae, on or before the Juno. 1852, otherwise Judgment Will ht* ordered against them. JAMES H. WITHERSPCON. Com. Eq. L. D. Ijanciister, C. II., March 23, 1852. 1 3mo. :


ocr: _ d J c y w j y| I sf ar I jt< 1 s;, h) D ! w 1 in Equlty-Lancatdcr Dill. ohn W. Gregory, J Willis Gregory, Jr. I Bill for Partition vs. | lartha Gregory, wi- J of Lands and ThosJ. Gregory I I. Jackson Gregory, [ groes, Estate >vven Gregory,Alfred J loore A Mary A. his | Will is Gregory, sr., ife, Joseph Terrell A J (artha J., his wife. J doe'dr It appearing to my satisfaction that Terrell and wife, Martha J., in above case, reside without the 11m> of tlii> State, it is onlered on motion of riiliams. sol'f for complainants, that the id Joseph Terrell and wife, Martha J., I ? ) j... m i, answer, or demur, to the bill in iove ease on or before the 1st day of June, tf>2, otherwise, Judgment pro confosso ill be ordered against thorn. JAMES II. WrriTERSPOON. Com'r Eq. L. L). Feb 12 3 m


ocr: , I 1 I 1 [ '' ? * 1 SELLING OFF at And Let**! rMiiiK ? , _ , isciug very JL t?? dispose of the balance of .took of DRY GOODS. HARDWARE, II ATS, CAPS, BONNETS, Ac., to ip his business and make room for arge stock of Groceries and low coining into the Store, will sell at incommon low prices jus to induce all hose in want of such articles as lie has, o purchase of him. If you want a juantity of Goods for a little money call it the old stand of J. A. IIASSELTINE. AN OLD LOOKING PLACE. Bell Air, South Carolina, IOOKS QUITE WEATHER-/if;,| fc'.V, but is very hard to brat for CHEAP GOODS. M. S. SORRF.I.I. A BROTHER have low a large stock, including a very extensive ot of Shoes of all descriptions. Styles foods to suit the season, and prices to suit lie times. Being very grateful for bvgone avors, we hope you will call frequently luring the Spring and Summer of 1852, ce how and cheerful we


ocr: (IODEY'S LADY'S BOOK ONE YEAH, AND Home I ONE YE AY, Will be sent to any person or persons on receipt of $1 The 1 price of the two separately 1 be Five Dollars.


ocr: j In Equity?Lancaster Diet. John W. Gregory, ^ Willis Gregory, Jr. I Bill for Partition vt. Martha Gregory, wi- of Lands and w, Thoa. J. Gregory 1 H. Jackson Gregory, grocs, Estate Owen Gregory,Alfred Moore <k Man* A. his Willis Gregory, sr., wife, Joseph Terrell A J., his wife. J dee'd. It appearing to my satisfaction that Terrell and wife, Martha J., defend iu ouuvt rosiuc wuucui me of this StAU, it i"s ordered on motion of soVr for complainants, that the said Joseph Terrell and wife, Martha J., do plead, answer, or demur, to the bill in above case ou or before the 1st day of J une, 1862, otherwise, Judgment pro confesao be ordered against them, JAMESII. WITHERSPOON. Coin'r Eq. L. l>. Feb 12 3m 1


ocr: OFF at And Lew! Subscriber being very to dispose of the balance of stock of DRY GOODS, CAPS, BONNETS, <fcc, to up his business and make room for L. -e /i ii*rgc muM ui vroccries ana 1'rovisions now coming into the Store, will sell at low prices ua to induce all those in want of such articW .as he ha*, to purchase of him. If you want a of Goods for a little money call at the old stand of 1 J. A. IIASSELTINE. Lancastcn'ille, S. C., Feb 12 tf


ocr: MJTIL'lt ioim and accounts of William Ri l)Drip|b<M transferred to ua, ai in the hand* of John Willianr for mixtion. All Ukms indabu plsaao aal) ana *av n?. * JOUWjf. fYGRAIf, SAMUEL flTOVfEL "J


ocr: Sc T#",re Subscriber can accommodate those who wish to Hire with and Buggies, or Carriages to any point they wish to go. These in want of the above articles will please call at the FIoum or at the Lancaster Grocery a* -k ? ? * ? A ?Wt mmvm tt nun* UU'Y C?n at all time*. Stranger* by stage cad be sent to any point the country they wish to go. J. A. IIA88ELTINE. Feb 12 tf 1


ocr: GROCERY STORE. mi 8UBHCRIBER WOULD RES. pectfallly inform Um eitiuni of and aurroanding, Districts that |?o haa taken hie old aland in Camden a few doom C. Matheeon'a Store nearly opposite the Wateree House, where he la daily re. and opening a now and splendid of family Groaorka, which he oSeca sell at amali profits for eaah. Hla atoek aonaieta of everything a anally found in a establishment All peruana wishing to pnwhana arthlaa in line would do waB to eall and avamina I"*"** ^S5JKT*L BENSON. Cemdega Marl5 7 3t | ?


ocr: the fen ' it, FOREWARNING. All persons are hereby poh warned, not to trade for a note, given me, to J. I*. Clark, on or about the first January last, for two hundred dollars, as ' consideration fer which said note was gii having failed, 1 am determined not to pay unless compelled by latw. W. j. CURETON Mar '25 7 3t


ocr: ADVKRT1SKMKNTS. EQUITY?I<anca?tcr District James M. Ingram, Executor' Rev. Elias L Eraser Petition vs. . ,. P. Boulwnrc, and Alary K., his wife, slaves, et. al. It appearing to my satisfaction that Fran P. Bonl ware and Mary E., his wife, in above petition, reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered on of Fasten, solicitor for petitioners that said defendants, Francis P. Boulwan Mary E. his wife, do answer, plead oi to the petition in above case on or the 18th day of November, 1852 an order pro confesso will be against them. JAS. II. WITHER SPOON, Com. Eq'v Iain. Hist. Commissioner's Office, j Lancaster C. II., So. C*., > August 14, 1862. )n"g 18 3m , 1 \ i i ,


ocr: CATAWBA HOUSE, On TOniu-Strwt, (A few rods South of the Court House.) THE above named House Iihs "dfift" been mucli enlarged and put ?uL in thorough repair and furnished anew. and is now prepared to accomodate all those disjH>sed to give it a call. The makes no Itoaats but will simply say that the Public shall be in a style not excelled by any House in the up country. * j. a. iiasseltine. Lancaster, Feb 12 tt' 1


ocr: A CARD. g. f. Kennedy, of and JAMES M. HURST, one of the proprietors of the Planters' Hotel, Charleston, have leased the Hotel, Kixo-stkef.t, and would respectfully solicit from their friends and the travelling public a portion of their We pledge ourselves that the guests of the llotel will receive unsurpassed by any in the city. KENNEDY & HUftST. Charleston, May 19. Gin 15


ocr: NOTICE LI. PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS of any cliaracter or grade against Si? Beckham, Esq., Into of Lancaster Dis* deceased, nrc notified to present the legally attested, and all indebted are to settle immediately either by cash note. A. J. CAUTHEN. Qualified Executor. Hill P. O , Lancaster Dist., i 3m May 4th, 1002. * - ' J " Southern Standard will please copy times in weekly, ntid forward bill to Hill, I*. O. Equity Lttucaator Di*tri<-t<. Richardson, vs. M. Richardson, Bill fbr Richardson, account, B. Klingle, and ' relief, and wife Margnret4 so-forth. Allen, A. Allen &. w ife Jane. _ It np|?caring to mv satisfaction that all thd named defendants reside without the of this State. It is ordered, on of Moore, solicitor for complainants, the said defendants do answer, plead, demur to the Bill in above case, on or or before the 1st day of September, 1852, judgment pro eonfesso, will be against each and all of them. JAMES II. WITHERRP(X)N, C. E. L, J>. Commissioner's Office, J C. 11., S. C., > May 24th, 1832. ) May 26 3m. 10


ocr: Notice of Election. \N ELECTION WILL BE HELD Lancaster Court House, on Sntur- day, the 21st inst., for Captain of the Itille Company, to till the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Capt. A. J. Socre-st. Also, for 2d lieutenant, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of J. B. Boyd. " ,, By order of Col. II. II. Price, 21st Reg't. So. Cn. Militia. WM. ROWEL > TIIOS. MclK)W, > Managers. R. M. CROCKETT, >


ocr: HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN AP- plication will bo mnde, to the next legislature, for a charter for a Rail Road from Lancaster Court House, to connect either with tho South Cnrolina Rail Road, at Camden, or with tho Charlotte and South Carolina Rail Road, at Chestcrville, Ridgcway, or some other suitable point on said Road. August 4th, 1052 20 Oin. who is well prepare*! to take charge of and conduct a toler- nhly rcspectablo village store, as salesman, l>ook-kee|?er and collection Clerk. To an applicant conscious of nuch (ir.nlifications immediate and permanent employment will be


ocr: PLANTER'S BANK or Fairfield, No. Fa. THE ACT OF TIIE "to establish and incorporate a Bonk in the Town of Winsboro','1 the will open Books at Lancaster, C. 11., on the 1st Monday of April next, nnd day following, from 10 o'clock, A. M. until 2 o'clock P. M., on each day, to receive to the capital atock of aaid Bank, The capital atock of aaid Bank ia divided into Twelve Thouaand Shares, of Twenty*, Ptve I)o 1 lan each a ha re; and on each ahare Pive Dollars in specie, or the Billa of apeeie paving Banka must be paid at Uie time of MuWribing. J AS. H. WITHERSPOON. WILLIAM McKENNA, GommVn. JOHN ADAM& i I<ancastcr C. H., 8. C. March 4,1 S62. Itn


ocr: NOTICE. persons indebted to me for Beef during the yearn 1850 nnd *51, will plcaau nettle the name with me, or A. Hansel tine, who in authorized to the aame. All not settled by in March, will have to pay cost. Don't to pay the old man for his Beef; if do, tho Sheriff* and Constable will net to call on you. i j. B. COU8ART. Lancaster, C. H. Feb. 19. 3t?2


ocr: ~ I S C E L L A N E 0 U S i CATAWBA HOUSE, On Maln-Stree1, by fCU} r?d$ South oj the Court House.) THE above named House has liUL been much enlarged and put MB bi thorough repair and furnished anew, and is now prepared to accomodate all those disposed to give it a call. The scriber makes no boasts but will simply that the Public shall be Lrt?!.? cxccllcd by any Ilous0 Ill UIU t?J? WUIIUJl J. A. IIASSELTINE. ? Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1 ;


ocr: aiK iiNtor District M. Ingrain, Executor") Rov. Elua^L. Frnscr Petitioa p Bou'hvaro, [ to ?< " and Mary E., his wife, sluves. ut aj It appearing to my satisfaction that cj8 p. jjotilwaru and Mary E., his wife, eudanta in above petition, reside without *'1C 'in>t8o{' State. It is ordered on of Caston, solicitor for petitioners, that said defendants, Francis P. Boulware Mary E. his wife, do answer, plead or demur to the petition in above case on or the 18tl. day of November, 1852. otherwise an order pro confesso will be or! dered against them. JAS. II. WITIIERSPOON, Corn. Eq'y Lau. Dist. Commissioner's Ofliee, J Lancaster C. H., So. Ca., > August 14, 1852. ) aug 18. 3m.


ocr: COTTON GIN'S. GINS OF SUPERIOR CON?ides 8tjuetion, and of the best material, at gf.j por ^aw, made and warranted by tho Also, Wheat Fans, Thrashing Horse Mills, old Gins faithfully repaired. All orders thankfully received and punctually attended to. R. J. MoCREIGHT. Camden, S. C., April 14, 1852. 10,6m.


ocr: p n p -p* ^ .XaXVAJ. G. F. KENNEDY, of .ivl. ter, and JAMES M. HUKST, erly one of the proprietors of the Planters' Charleston, have leased the Amtw ricaii Hotel, King-street, and would respectfully solicit lYoin their fViends and the travelling public a portion of their ronage. We pledge ourselves that the guests of the liotcl will receive accommo?s dntion unsurpassed by any in the city. KENNEDY &. HURST. 14 Charleston, 19. 6m


ocr: /\ ?' j Noiioe of deotion. N BISECTION WILL BE HELD L 1st Lieutenant of the Lancaster rnpany, on their next regular Muster Day, Hi! the vacancy occasioned by the promo- o of C. Belk. By order of H. R. PRICE, \ug2S. 39 if Col. 21st Reg't.


ocr: |U 111 =? dinj ana 5 ^ IT | District t ^ the that 0j> 1 ^ IS CJE I LAKE OPS, In Iflonroc, IV. V. T D. PORTICE, respectfully f m the citizens of Monroe nnd ; country, that he has permanently in this place, where he will >n the above business in all its ichcs in rem Neatness and Style, nt the same time have a due regard VIIE LATEST FASHIOXS. Cutting done nt short notice. fonroe ,V. C. June 9 3m 18 gLICTIOH. ate of South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT. ice Court of General Sessions Common I'lean. H. R. PRICE, Esq., Clerk of Court, in pursuance to the directions Act of the legislature in such ease provided, do hereby give public i nn Election lor Tax Collector for er District will be held on Monday, i day of October next, at the usual lection throughout the said District. .ness iny hand at Iamcaster C. H., Oth day of August, A. !>., 1852. II. It. PRICE, die Clerk G. S. and C. P. aigust 11. 2m 27


ocr: 1 j . m o w i c m S HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN plication will be made, to the ;islature, for a charter for a Rail n Lancaster Court House, to ier with the South Carolina Rail Rond, Camden, or with the Charlotte lf.Ii Carolina Rail Road, at Cheatervillo, geway, or some other suitable point I Road. PI 1852 20 3m.


ocr: PROCLAMATION, Executive Department, ) Colunbia, Oct. 4, 1852. j "1T7HEREA8, States m well as individu- ?\ nls, are hound to render thanks Almighty God for His meades, to themselves before Him on account of sins, and to tremble at His judgments : it, therefore, known, that I Jon* H. Means, and Commander-in-Chief of of South Carolina, do this my Proelamation, setting npnrt 29th instant, ns a day to be devo- ted to religious exercises, and do carne.-'1 v request that ail secular business be suspend- ed on that day, and that all our people soluble in their res] active places of worship, for the purpose of acknowledging deploring our sins, confessing justice of his cl a-tlsement, nod favor for Mie thne to coine. f In testimony of which, 1 have my name, and c used the seal the State to be affixed. J JOHN II. MEAT"'. the Governor; Bkn. Pf.kry, Secretary. C. Oct 13, 1852. 30 td, |-?' IS MILE t'KRGK LA


ocr: f yiou 8,.]| t ?t t( on t| cu|| , \V.? Egg' fair*] \T, |v rc 1 am R, ? T tint Al ' ' " ; _ . ,rc ?xcr .f . Ti Clot 0f?] 'p . L'. t>n " ^ 1 * j( mmmmm g o o d s cheaper Than Evci*j AT BELLAIR, S. C , g. THE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to reduce his stock, : y. 5( ^ of SUMMER GOODS, pee- L- s to purchasing his Full supplies, will lie. balance of Summer Hoods on band ry reduced prices, \ l.osc in want of goods now nave mi opportunity to purchase lie most ndvuntn<fcpt!]i Utuih. An early isHo'icited. ::s Bnrguiiis in.iy be expected. >1, I li'l< s, IVn-swax, Tallow, Feathers, S. ?.'\l Rags taken in exchange, and a price allowedjorcaeh. pV\\'S B.?Those inde'./t d to ine nr? earnest- 1 qucste 1 to settle us cat I v : possibl , ..a in want of Money. C. 1*. E. dlair, S.C.. July )-l. i!3 tl 1NCY A1TD ~ Bit B ttrtPtJttp.t, ua |{ I B.- U ik V *#.("' III /I K r ?a * a <L. HO A NINCi & i.ia.vi AN.foi ?crl v of and , successors to C. & E. L. Kkkimsox <S. , would respectfully c. II the attention of j customers, nnd others visiting Charles* , to their assort*nent of I IBY GOODS opening which will bo found more com- s than has ever before been otfered in city. ii articles in their line have been maun- ! ired expressly lo order, and imported will be Wurranted to prove as settled. he one-price system will be rigidly add to, and purchasers niav depend upon y article being priced as low as tliev can 1 rocurcdin any city in the United States. irticulnr attention is requested to their 1 rtments ; and Fancy Dress Goods. Embroid- ries, Carpetines, Blankets. Plan- tation Woolens, Sheetings. and Shirtings, Linens, Table Damasks, Diapers, Towellings, Napkins. Doylie3. ogether with every variety of long ;hs, Cotton Sheetings, and Hosiery i kinds. ei:ms. Cusli or city ncceptancoB browning &. l.hMAN. No. 209 & 221 King st. eor. Market. ciiarli.s1 on,s. c. ct. 20, 1852. 37 i v. r Hides, Deer, Sheep. Otter & Coon SKINS, Bees-wax, Wool Tal10w.&C.. &C. xi) all country produce of this kind pnr- oliased, for which the highest mar- dash prices will be paid, or leather giv- i exchange, by " john t. baitm, No. 2Sli. King v^t . Charleston. s. ('. pt. 15, 1852. 32?tf Iron. ()()() f!rSJT& SU K' ?U ) CUKKTON & MASSEY. - - V - 777 .


ocr: Kt|l'ITV?LiUM iifitcr District James M. Ingram, Executor' Rev. Ellas L Eraser Petition P. Boulwure, to sell and Marv E.. his wife. slaves. ot o1- ' * It appearing to my satisfaction that P. Ilotilware said .Mary E? his wife, dc- in above petition, reside without the limits of this State, it is ordered on of Custon, solicitor for petitioners, that said defendants. Francis P. Iloulware M:iry K. his wife, do answer, plead or to the p -tiiion in above case on or tlic l^.h d;;y of November, 1852 i :> order pro confer,so will be against them, ! \s. \\. VUTHERSPOOX. Cum. Eq'y Lan. Dist. Commission r's Oll'c?, i Lancaster C. II.. So. Cu? Ali/Csl I t. Ib.v?. V-ir-r 18. 313. ?


ocr: .3 V II V KY INC. A.mstin BE FOUND AT THE li.i House, at all times, ready to wait those who inav need bis services as a April 28 12?tf


ocr: A CARD. essrs. c;. f. Kennedy, of ter, ami JAMES M. HURST, one of the proprietors of the Planters' Hotel. Charleston, have leased the ICetel, Kixo-sTHF.et, and respectfully solicit from their friends the travelling public a portion of their We pledge ourselves that "nests of the Hotel will receive unsurpassed by any in the citv. kennedy &. hurst. Charleston, May 19. Cm 15


ocr: 1 S (' li L L 1 N ECUS'. CATAWBA HOUSE, On Jlain-Street, (.1 for rin's South of the Court House.) I ME above named House has been much enlarged and put JXlllL in thormndi remi'r mul fnrnidin.! and is new prepared to accnmndato all those ilisjKiseil to fjivc it a call. Tlie makes no boasts hut will simply say that the Public shall he in a style not excelled by any IIouso in the lip country. " .1. A. IIASSELTINK. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1


ocr: SURVEY I NO. A. AUSTIN AY BR FOUND AT THE CATAW. ha House, at all times, ready to wait upon those who may need his services as a Surveyor. April 28 12?tf


ocr: 1 Jl si ot < >j j>( ,Fi or th Pl ra DIlliUN m MKI)I(I\ES. OUR FOTTO IS " Quirk Sulc, un<f Short Profits." IIA I L E & T WITTY i/f OST RESl'ECTFIJI.EY INVITE I the attention of Lmcasterville, and irrounding country, to their itletv stixl < lx'si|> DriiK Store, te door south of J. Adams' Store, where ey can find si well selected stock of Drugs, edieincs, Paints, Oils, Dve Stull's a7ul srfumervs. Lady's Toilet Powders, Water jlored l'aints and Pencils, Pull's &c. ue Envelopes and Note Paper, Fine Cliuwg Tobacco and Cigars, always on hand, nything in our line, not on hand, will be dered for customers at the shortest notice. All the above articles having been mostly for cash, will be sold lowei an the same article has usually been sold this place. Call and see that this is no #?? Our Soda Fountain is now in anil we arc prepared to accommodate lr customers with Soda Water, Syrups e. Ice always on hand. Lancasterville, S. C., April 28. 3ino.


ocr: COTTON GINS. C1NS OF SUPERIOR and of the best material, at 82 per Saw, made and warranted by the Subscriber. Also, Wheat Fans, Thrashing Machines and Morse Mills. Old Gins faithfully repaired. All orders thankfully received and punctually attended to. " It. J. McCRfclGHT. Camden, S. ('., April 14, 1852. 10,8m.


ocr: NOTICE. PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS of uny character or grade against Ileckhain, Esq., late of l?aiicaster deceased, arc notified to present the same legally attested, and all indebted are requested to settle immediately either by cash or uote. A. J. CAUTHEN. Qualified Executor. Hill P. O. Ixncastcr Dist., ) 3ni Jlav 4th. 1852. t 1 1 1-Su' Southern Standard will please copy four times in wceklv, and forward bill to Pleasant Ilill, P. O.


ocr: Jnn pr? ; . cis fen. JJJJ and la, K?li;iTY.?LaacaMcr U'K M. Ingram, Executor ^ Rev. Elias I- Eraser J Petition neis I\ Boulware, f to 8C" nd Mary E., Iiis wife, j slaves. et. al. J t a wearing to my satisfaction that P. llonhvaro and' Mary K., his wife, in above petition, reside limits ot this State. It is vtdoiwl liou of t V.ston, solieiior mr petitioners, I said defendants, Francis P. Mary E. his wife, do answer, plead mr to the petition in above ease on or ba the l?th day of November, 1852. i rvvise an order pro confesso will he against them, J AS. 11. WTI HERSPOOX, Com. Eq'y Lan. Dist. loiimiissioner's Otlic", i iieasti r <H., So. Ca , S August 11, IHi-J. ) aug 18. 3in.


ocr: * jj NOTICE. rn.K- Hanging Rock and Pel Air ? i mvisions, nnu the ruhlic generally, Mi notified lliat tlie Pic Nic and LYlobra- on, advertised by tlie Lancaster Division, ?take place on tho 25th inst., is postponed. . , By order of tho Division. I. II. BLAIR. d kl! J. LKVKRTON, I Committee. A. J. BELDKN, f E. C. BEECII, J Lancaster Division Room, 1H32.


ocr: rj JA qu, IS' NOTICE- Centennial Anniversary of Upgnot . WASHiaoToa will be celebrated CKSON IvODOE, No. 53, A. F. M-, on i iU?. Noyember next, by a public wooes, n. An oration will bo delivered by one the members. The Brethren are all re bated to be present on that oceaaion, and i citizens generally are respectfully invit- to attend. wtl DANL W. BROWN, ) W. W. MOB LEY, > Committee. J. R. MAGILL, S Sept I 30 2m ?


ocr: r| J Dj< ret lat hiv om pn COMMITTED X) THE JAIL OF LANCASTER DIS- . trict a Negro Boy, who calls himself rk, and says he belongs to^Thomna War- i,of Colleton District. Dick is n dark Mn- to, 21 or 22 years old, 6 feot^7 or 8 inches rh, and will weigh about 140 lbs. The ncr ia requested to come forward, prove >i?crty, and tako him away. 1 JAMES ADAMS, August 18th, 1262. 9herifF L. D.


ocr: 1 """ I II I 111 j J j ! 1 (tjj I in | Mill the s>cr Sav p.,j 1,1 ISCELUNEO ilY. CATAWBA HOUSE, On .Tluiu-Slrcct, few rjds South of the Court House.) T1 IK above named House lias -$rH> iL been nuu-li enlarged and put ?iili thorough repair and furnished anew, .1 is now prepared to accomodate all >so disposed to give it a call. The makes no boasts but will - that the Public shall be iu a stvie not excelled by any tlie up country. * .1. A. HASSELTINK. Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1


ocr: Jttariiagr s. At the Cstswbn House on Thursday, the 16th Instant, by the R*v. D. P. Mr, W. R. HOI >D, to Miss A. II. all of Iamcaster District. The Editor, Foreman, Compositors Devil, return thanks for the Can the above, and unite in heartfelt for the happiness and prosperity of new couple. , Also, on the 17th instant, by the Rev. A. J. Canthen, Mr. NELSON ROBERTS, to Miss JANE, daughter of James and LANGIJ2Y, all of Lancaster District. Also,on i nuraosy, vie win insc, r>v Fundorburk, Em., Mr JAMEfl 8IOTARE, to Miss JANE 8IIE1IANE, all of this Dtst.


ocr: *??""" f? ,oopi,?.Ker. SI<M> 44 Blcec -Vl tt Jeans Vesting Prints, " ' ^ _ _ _ _ __ 1?? OlS? Ke 9? bli. ? 10 bbls. BourL Porter, Ale and C 60 Bbls. Superl I 20 u Clarific 50 sacks Rio ai ! 100 boxes Cheei I Brown, Loaf, C gan J N. O. and ^ ??a r I"nncy Dry Goods Dec. 15, 1852. the Wholesale Store. hed and bro. homespun. i Snt|in?tt? and j, I j ' ?'M? nn * w 1 _ \% O RjC no. >on &. Hourinc do. 'ham^uigne. Ine d Sugar, id Java Coffee. ic, Superfine. rushed aud Powdered ?V. I. Mnlassas, for sale WM. C. MOORE, ctail dealer in Heavy an<I Groceries, S. C. 5?3ni.


ocr: MILK "**" hW * ' Tho?.a* I. Dunlap w lfl'' ut "1.1 Y virtue of the AA Eouitv. in nW Lancaster C. H. on ?fDec^nb-18M. ! .V.r.T'l' hta dwth, and devta. hogcniuO. Stun ?">,) attttnt* In Iat of Twelve Mil ' more or leas, Heath, Km]., ntld so,n,! "ch unc upland, ii comfortable dwellii plat will be iii?m3 Terms.?A tret .VOMa, with interest day ? 'sale,(cxcejit expenses bond and two g< f.ige. " ' JAMES II ? . ^ ,, , ?? REEK SALE. Eaulty w.t. for ante of I decree of the Court of >ve ease, 1 will ACII at the 1st Monday the 6U1 the plantation or tmet ?T\SuUmr i^j, l >) hiui to lusdaugh* on, frnw Mr.. Melton- b ' ' r ' - 1 r.;, icstly in woods, With a ig house. A re-survey Ic before theday of sale. of one, two and three payable annually ns much CStlll ns will pay of salts) purchaser giv >oil sureties end a mort- W1THERSTOOX, Eq. I.. I). )ct. 20, 1852. 7t. ? -


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ocr: l-lqisity?Vi?nraster Disf. W. Gregory, 1 Gregory, Jr. | Bill for Partition vs. Gregory, wi- of Lands and Na Thos.J. Gregory 1 Jackson Gregory, 'groes, Estate of Gregory,Alfred & Mary A. his Willis Gregory, sr., Joseph Terrell J., his wife. J dee'd. It appearing to my satisfaction that Jo1 Terrell and wife, Martha J., defendi in above case, reside without the Umi of this State, it is ordered on motion of sol'r for complainants, that the Joseph Terrell and wife, Martha J., plead, answer, or demur, to the bill in case on or before the 1st day of .Line, 1852, otherwise, Judgment pro confesso be ordered against them. JAMES H. WITIIER SPOON. Com'r Eq. L. D. r.-ii 12 sm 1


ocr: W. THURMW CASTON, AT LAW AMD TOR TR EQUITY. tke Court* in Lanauter, and Adpotnin# DiMriei*. |ar OFFICE, CAMDEN, 8


ocr: In Kqnitr?Lanroiter Diotrlct. Nathaniel B. Ingram, "l Petition to I jeet an Kmiity Nathaniel Ingram, | to pay a legal Francis P. Ingram. J demand. It appearing to my satisfaction that Ingram (son of Jemima) resides beyond the limita of thin State. It la ordered, on motion of Moore, nolicitor for petitioner, that the nnid Nathan iej Ingram do answer, plead, | or demurr to the Detition filed attains! him in the nhovo eaae, on or before the let day of June, IBftfl, otherwise judgment pro too. feaso, will be ordered ngnlnet him. JAMBS If. WmfERSPOON, - C'R U O * 1 Lancoater, C. H , B. C., Feb. 86, 1 BoJ.'


ocr: Josiah M. Croxton, Su-^) Bill to divide real san Croxton, Mary Estate Ac. Henry Auder- Estate of Jameo A Mittey his wife. Croxton, cd and Jane B Ward A Jane his Croxton Chas. B. Allen A ed. his m ife, Joseph A Rachel his wife. J It appearing to my satisfaction that E. and Jane,his wife,Joseph Woods and Rachel, his wife, defendants m nlxivo case, reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered, on motion of Clinton A Hai' sol'r. for complainants, that the said de' fendants do answer, plead, or demur, to tllP ltiU ill lllmvn ? ' "" UII, \n miure wio IH of Juno, 1852, otherwise, Judgment, confess*) will be ordered against each and all of them. JAMES H. WITHKRSPOON, 1 Com'r Eq'y L.an'r Dist. ConiYa office, Feb 12 8m 1 In


ocr: 1 ' oh fei tin tin an do foi nil I LEGAL NOTICES. * ?L.aii<>UMter ines M. nigrum, Executor*! Rev. Elias 1,. l'raser Petition VS. anels P. Boulwurc, ' 8 and Mary E., his wife, slaves. nl. * V? It appearing to my satisfaction that Fran- i P. Bo n I ware and Mary E., his wife, do- ndants in above petition, reside without .. 1;.a ti.:^ i, . ) ' t .i.n.if vi hiio m.iK . ii iJt urucrwi ui] >tion of Canton, solicitor for petitioners, it said defendants, Francis I', Boidwiirc d Mary E. his wife, do answer, plead or in 11 r to the. petition in above ease on or I lie 18th day of November, 1852 lierwise an order pro confcsso will lie or- red against tliein. I si JAS. II. W1TITER SPOON". Com. E'l'v Lan. Dist. Commissioner's O'lice, i r:i ancastcr C. II., So. Ca., > F August 14, 180*2. 3m.


ocr: ' J j ( i COMMITTED THE JAIL OF LANCAKJJER n Nrgs Boy, who <*lta hinmclt )ick. i.nd pay b?don|^w t?yrhon>^w W?r. on,of Colleton DWrict. ?ck?a dark or W years old, 0 fwV or 8 inches ugh, and WM wokh ?l*>ut 140 1U. Tho reonestea to com* jronertv, nod lakr him ftwajf. ^'7 JAMES ADAMS, IRth. L i>