Hk The Hewspaper Convention.i_ Tho following journals have expressedtheir approval of a convention of tlie publisbers and editors of the newspapers ofW this State, to be held in Columbia, on

Wkdnksoay, 1st of December next. AsI others signify their approval of the pro^position, their names will be added :Winsboro' Register.Lancaster Ledger.Palmetto Sentinel.Ldget'ieid Advertiser.Ablteville Banner.Laurensville Herald.tJrei-iiville M 1.11 i>i >i «««

South Carolinian.Kcowre (Piekens) Courier.Camden Journal.Unionville Journal.Yorkvilh* Miscellany.Mark River Watchman.Yorkvilh* Remedy.Palmetto Standard.Carolina Spartan.IIamhnrg Republican.Due West Telescope*.Tentperanec Advocate.Palmetto State Haulier.Darlington Flag.Cheraw Gazette.Southern Rights Advocate.Marion Star.Anderson Gazette.Family Friend.Sumter Banner.

ConoN Balk Haogino..The followingare some calculations as to the cost ofWie different kinds of hugging used to coverhales of cotton. The estimate is madeOH the siliioositiito that Cotton is xvortliten cents jkt pound :

64 penny bi gs, wi igliing 18 lbs. each at9c. e» cli, is 8" 25

8^ gunny bugs, nt Ilk*, each 816 yards Kentucky bagging, 1$ lbs. each

9 lbs. at 13Jc 809 lbs. cotton, at 10c 9051 yards India bagging, at 2 J lbs per

yard,M 12c r>r>12| lbs cotton, nt 10c 1 22Advantage gained in covering with India

bagging over gunny bags,per bale.. 37Over Kentucky Bagging 60

It appears that the India baggingholds out in measurement and does not

require so much twino as the gunny bags.The Kentucky bagging falls short in mcamrementconsiderably.

Episcopal Bishop or New York..B-ltimork, Octoiier 1st. The liev. Dr.Wainwright, has been elected ProvisionalBishop of tiio Episcopal Church for theDiocese of New York.

Nkw Bishop or Ktiopt Island..Dr.Hawks, of New York, has i»een electedHisllnn <if Itlwwln lulutiil tin itio p..il/ut«..t

..J <«OI

Episcopal Convention in session at I'rovi-1donee.

DirrnKaaiNO Accident.. At a weddingparty, at the residence of Mr. ltichard8. Woodruff, a iw|M>rt«lhlr citiwn of thisDUtriot, n few days since, some thirty-fourout ofabout forty perrons, were taken veryill.more or less dangerously, on the dayand days following. None of the partyhave died a* yet, out a number of themare now in great danger. The physicianspronounce it a case ofpoisoning; whetheraccidental or otherwise is not known.

SjMirlan.

3*! fl ri i n g r 5.

t On tlie23d ult., by J. H. Norwood, Esq..Mr. Joii* R. BAn^r.TT, to Miss Ai'Xena.di.ngliterof D nii l Boston, all of D.irlingtonD1strut.

COMMERCIALLATESTDATES.From Liverpool Sept. 18.From Havre Sept. 12.From Havi.na Sept. 13.From Charleston Oct. 2.

The Markets.

Charleston. Opt. 2.Cotton.Therewas n moderately fi.ir demand for this articleyesterday, the transactions hn\in^r reiehedupward* of 860 hides, at extremes rangingfrom 9 to lie. '1 he market continues toexhibit ti decided drooping i.ppeurunee.

Charleston, <)et. 2, 1852. 1 } P. M..Cotton..'1 he sides this morning footed 200hides, at from Dull cents.

Colombia, Oct. 2..Cotton.The s-desof cotton in our market to-day were confinedto 16 ules, which were taken at 9f ets. alllound. '1 he market is steady and pricesunchanged

{ Cher aw. Pcpt. 29..Cottos.Sides aboutSOO'k.gs, at from 9}to 10} cents. The latterwas the height of the m. rket for theI st few da)s.LANCASTER PRICES CURPEHT,Cnrrerted Weekly fur the I*tip, < r by

j. a. iiashkltink.

BACON, lb ms peril 16 a ..

Sides . 14 oSiioulders . 19}a ..

UHJTTKK per lb. 15 a ..

BKGKWAX 30 a ..

CANDLES Ad . 30 a 33*Tallow ".. 30 a ..

COFFEE Rio II a 13+Java 14 a 16

4^ CORN... per bunh. 90 aMeal I 00 a 1 10

E(Mi8 ....perdoz. 8 a 10FOWI<M per pair. 16 a 30FLOUR per bbl. 6 00 a ..LARp. per lb. 15 aWOLA158E8, W. I... .per gal. 30 a 33

N.O..... .-... 45 a 50iRfCE fxr+nishel. 3 50 a 4 00SUGARS, Lo.if per lb.I 10 a 13

Crushed ".. 10 a 13N. Orleans M.. 8 a 9N. V. Refined. . *.. 10 a II

HAI.T.*....*^ per aackftl 00 a 3 35SHOT par lb. 8 a 10MACKEREL No. 1. ...p.bbl, 36 a ..

N.i 3 - In -i«

Jt Mo. S 7 a 8TAUjOW p*r lb. 10 a 17*UQUOR.H, N.O. Whit»k»-y.jfnl. 6'J^i ..

Old Rye - «.. I 00 a ..*

<4 .C0*"' Bfiindy. . 3 00 « 4 00By*** London Portor^uarta d/.4 50 a 500

« pint*. >4 60 a 3 00

$ -'V ,*

Mail Arrangements.Camden Mail

DUE MONDAY, WKDKK8DAY, AND FRIDAY.At 8 o'clock, P. M.

DKPAKT8 TUESDAY THURSDAY, A SATURDAY,At 7 o'clock, A. M.

Charlotte MailDUK MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,

At 8 o'clock, P. M.DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, A SATURDAY

At 7 clock, A. At.

Concord mailDUE THU118UAY, AT 0 l\ M.DKI'AHTH FRIDAY, AT 0 A. M.

Hiusboro' mail.DUE 8 ATI'ItDAY, AT 0 I'. M.

DIJ I' A It I'M THURSDAY, AT 4 I*. M.

ClicwtcrvilU' mail:DUE WEDNESDAY, AT 5 I*. M.DKI'AHTS SATURDAY, AT 1 I A. M.

Chesterfield. C. H. Mail.DUE SATURDAY, AT 10 A. M.

departs Thursday, at 4 a. m.All letters must lie deposited I»y 8 oYlk

I*. M., to ensure their departure by nextmail.

All tranficicnt newspapers sent are requiredto be pre paid, otherwise they arenot mailed.

All persons who receive newspapersand other periodicals, will observe that thelaw requires the postage to be paid fjnorterhjin advance.

T. R. MAO ILL, 1\ M.

An ounce of fact, is" worth a pound oftheory: and the swarm of conclusive f.eta11,.it ~ I :1>

kiniv kmimii uiui prcparation.Hootland's German Hitters. preparedhy Dr. C. M. J..ckson, Philud.-lphi >, cst.blishmgits value: Ha tonic «nr. rcstor tivt.are Hiich as would prevent incredulity itselffrom questioning itscflicaey. In all eases ofdiseases of the stomach, whether cute orchronic, it may be recommended for itssoothing, cordial, and renovating influence.Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite, nausea,nervous tremors, relaxation, debility. Ac.nre relieved by the bitters in n very shortspace of time : and a perseverance in theiruse never fails to work a thorough cure.

32.t!m.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.Important tnDysfytir*!.Dr. J. S. Houghton'sPepsin, The'J rue Digestive Fluid, or

Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet or theFourth Stomach of the Ox, after directionsof It ..>ii I.iebeg, the great Physiologicalt'h. ioist, by J. S. Houghton, ^M. D., Philadelphia.This s truly a wonderful remedyfor Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, liverComplaint, constipation and Debility, curingnfter Nature's ow n Method.bv N; tgnWwiAgent, tho GASTRIC JUlCfc. Pai*AlMcontaining Scientific evidence of itsfurnished by Agents gratis. Sou, »<khfamong the medical advertisements. : 1

SPIiCUlT xotTFbs.ISI" The friends of GEORGE MoC.

WlTHERSPOON, Esq.. announce him as aCandidate to represent this District in thuSenate of the next Legislature.

|-t»-The friends of W.M. MclvlANAannounce him as a cindid.it.< to representthis District in the Senate, at tin. >.n«ii!nn

election.

MR. EDITOR:.Please rnnounce Col.THOMAS YV. HUEY as a suitable emdi-date to represent this District in the Senate,in the next legislature, and oblige

MANY VOTERS.

Z-&~ The friends of Dr. \V. C. Cauthexannounce him t«> the citizens of I. ne..sterDistrict as a candidate to represent them inthe House of Representatives in the nextlegislature.MR. EDITOR.PI case announce Mr.P.T.

Hammond as a Candid..te for the House ofRepresentatives in the next (legislature, andoblige MANY VOTERS.

MR. EDITOR.Please announce Mr. T.K. Ct'KETON as a Candidate for the Houseof Representatives in the next la-gist, lure,and oblige MANY VOTERS.

Inp-Thc friends of MARTIN P. CRAWFORD,Esq., announce him as a candidate torepresent the District of Iaincaster in theHouse of Representatives at the ensuingelection for Members of the I -egisLturc.

|-if" The friends of J. A. STEWMANannounce him as a Candidate for the otticoof Clerk of the Court, at the ensuing Election.MR. EDITOR:.Please announce Mr.

A. B. BI.ACKMON, as a candidate for Clerkof the Court tit the next election, and oblige

MANY VOTERS.Mr K. ( BII.I.INGS is aunouunced :ih

a candidate for the office of Clerk of theCourt ut the next election, byMANY FRIENDS & SUl'I'ORTERS.

MR. EDITOR:.Please announce JOHNII. ADAMS an a suitable candidate furClerk of the Court, at tho next election, andoblige MANY VOTERS.

MT The friends of William Romano*announce him ana candidate for the othcc ofClerk of the Court at the next election.

MT The friends of 1\ T. MORLEY annoorieehim an a Candidate for Tax Collectorat the next election. tf16

MR. EDITOR.Please announce Capt.A. A. olllesm an a Candidate for Tax Collectorof Ls^pMter District, and oblige

MANY VOTERS.

MR. EDITOR:.Plcw announce J. ROONNKLL, E*q. » a Can<li.Utc for TaxCollector, in oblige

^ MANY VOTERS.

If .-'Jr ,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IA l'IST OF LVTTKItK

REMAINING in the Post Office at Lanens- Stcr C. H., S. C., Oct, 1st 185'J. 1

Bull, W. R. Hammond, Samuel N. JBeckham. Nathaniel Humphreys, Cloyd. tBallard Thomas. Hooper. l>r. nBallard. Miss It. Jennings, Henry M. cBrooks, Cornelius. Johnson, Win. «

Calhoun, Dr. Jno. C. Lindsay, J. C.Cnuthen, John C. Knox E. C.Column Joseph. Klinglc, L. B.Cnston, Isaac. Mamicy, Fzckicl.Clanton, A. J. Martin, Samuel.Clylnirn,T. !«. Martin, Miss S. A.Caskcy, Wm. the 3d. McNaiighton, W.D.N< iimpiH'll. John iM. McKry, John T.Codins, Wvntt. McKns W.Casting Ro/.ier. Reaves. Muses.Dunlap S. J. Snipes Edward. SDavis, Tim. Sm.-.ll John B.Duffuv, Wm. J. Sergeant Daniel S. .

Duron. Wylic R. Tujdor, John.Fiindcrhurk, I* II. Thompson, J. A.Emmons & Sin rpe. Thompson. R. R.(Joins,Till. Tidwell Graham.(Jill Win. Thompson, James.Garris, K. M. Trusilel, John.Hannoy. Jas. Tollosson, Alfred.Ilorton, Henry. Walts, Archibald F. u

Hammond Samuel. Watts. .Miss laicinda. c

Persons calling for letters in this list, will ,please sav they are advertised. .

T. R. MAGILL, P. M, ^Oct. (5, 3t 35

E. T. T.4VL0R & CO., '

MANUEACTURERS OF t

PREMIUM COTTON(JIN& ANI) "

PATENT i:\Ci:i^lOR iSTRAW CUTTERS,1

Columbus, Ga.fTMIE Subscribersh.ivingcotnplctcd iinporJ..taut additions to their extensive (Jin ~

M nufacturing Works, and perfeeted in allrespe ts the details of their celebrated PatentExeemior Straw ('utter, beg leave to callthe attention of PI inters, ami nil others interestedin the cultivation of Cotton, and theraising and feeding of stock, to the impor- 4tanee and advantage ofusing the above nam- "

ed Maehin s. On the subject of their '

PREMIUM COTTON GINS. ^little need be said to satisfy those who feel a

willing to be convinced of their superiority \\over those of any other manufactory,us ovi- odenced by the numerous certificates to that eeffect frotn our most extensive Cotton Plant- Vera and cotton dealers, and in the premiums Ewhich have been uniformly awarded them by f.the Venous State Fairs and Agricultural Societiesin Georgia and South Carolina, duringthe last live years. To all interested bthey would say they are prepared to supply Ion terms more reasonable than ever, anyIO!..'luinixt «> uu-ir vjiiis; nil 01 winch tlicy till- ~

ly warrant to give satisfaction with properusage.They would also call the attention of

those interested in feeding stm-k, particular- *ly to their ncwlv invented j'

Patent Exccltior Straw Cutter, u

manufactured on y by themselves, and forsale by t heir anthorized Agents in the principalCities and Tow ns in the United States..This Cutter they confidently offer r.t themost ciimj'lclc and rjjW.tivc machine for cut- cting hay. straw or fodder, erer inventedThe objection* which hsve been urgedagainst all tlie straw and hay cutters heretoforeuccd, viz f Slowness of operation md

difliculty of keeping in repair, in this machine *re rtlirtly vntmed. An to its they 1

conlidentlv assert thnt it would perform live 'hundred per eent. more than any other Cutterever used. Tlie ffniirs i.re nineteen inmi/w/t, of fine east steel, presenting a cuttingedge of thirli/.frvn-niul-a-lin'f feel. Asthey are never brought in contact with anythingI>ut the straw or other material to becut, they do not wear out the machine, or *

soon hecoui': dull. Tlte whole of them enn 'he sliarp'-ned in five minutes, without remov- 1

ing litem from the mr.ehine. For the eornetness of these assertions, they refer to anyof their numerous p .Irons.All orders reeeived hv letter, or through

any of their Agents, will receive prompt at- _teiition ; ami any information cheerfully given,on application. 1K. T. TAYIjOR &. f'( >. il

Colutuhiis, fia.,Oct. (ith I8.r»j.Illi.l.isos & I'i.i.k. .t' >

I-inca*ter C. II.. S. C.Terms..far Straw ( u''- re, (Vi.Wi an rj-i.vminrry,O.t'5. 3S tf.tl

NOTICE. »i

VI.I. Persons indebted to the est. to of J. ^R. Massev, deceased, either by Note or 0Account, re c lied on to settle the sumo onor before the '27th Oe'oher. or they may ex- j.poet to find the s.uic in the li oids of nn oflieerfor collection, as the estate must besettled op.

li. R. MASSEY, Administrator.October (i. -It 35

SOUTH CAROLINA.Executive Department. ^

Ct HX'MBIA, October 1, 1852. d

THE Commi«*ioncrs of the Public Jlb>mls in this State, to whom l)is- ttriet M ips were sent by the State authoritiesin 1820, f.»r the purpose of recordingupon them any changes in the line of proads, new settlements, ami other improve- *rnents, are requested to return the sameto »he Executive Olllee, Columbia, at as 5early a day an practicable, not exceedingthree months from date, as they will lie *required to correct the new edition of the ^histrict Maps of the State, almut to liepublished. It is respectfully requested 0that the gentlemen having charge of theseMaps will add the notice of every improve- hment which has taken place in theirrange, of o|ieratioiis, including the lines of *Railroad* passing through thein, with thelocation of towns, villages, factories, min- ,,APal oivionrva . 1 1" 1..... -j.. iirs, [hiimic ami privatehouses established, and evert' object in- .tenstin^ in each district, with such writtonexplanations and rtfertnctt as may Cl»e necessary. "

By onler of the Governor: *

B.T. Watts, Secretary. n

Oct 0 35 2t£Bacon ! Buoon !! .

North Carolina bacon side. »t bat 17, Hams at )R, and Shoulders at16 cents. For sale by

oct 6 tf Hll.lJNGS A BEt.K. fHead (jbrten.Ruck IIeAi>.54th august 1852. jTHF. BRIGADIKR GKNKRAUS are dhen-by required to make returns as sdirected by the Act of 1841, (see Section o13th.) Upon a non-comDlianct^. ih« ! >» I »

will enforced ng.iinst all defaulters. t|By order o|flfccommander-in-Ohief eJ. W. CANTEY.

Adjutant and Inspector General.Sopt. 15. 88.4t.

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II!V GOODS & GROCERIES.WOODVILLE -STORE.

lix Miles Soath of Lancaster C. H.ytv STORE IS NOW OPEN, AM)>1 ready for the accommodation of Cus*omers. I have a tinb stock of Goods, andgeneral assortment; ladies and gentlemenan be accommodated to nlmost any article ofITAPLE& FANCY DRY COOI>sHATS, BOOTS <t SHOES, GROCERIES,HARDWARE, CUTLERV, CRGCKERr, SADDLERCONFECTIONARIES,

DRUG'S <& MEDICINES,(Mineral and Patent:)

nnooi iiooksA Stationery. IDonnel*, Ac., dee.,

ily poods are all new, and well selected touit . II classes, and can bo sold low Ibreash»r to approved customers on sliort time..Country produco taken tn exchange, and Ihcrct'oro ecrnestly solieit a share of publicatronagc. Persons wishing anything inay line, will find it to their interest to callind examine my stock boforc purchasinglsewhere.Also.I have a fine lot of I.ikclv (young<o. 1) Slaves for s ilc; and among the numter,a first rate Cook, House Servant andSeamstress, which 1 will sell in proportion

o the times, for cash or approved paper onhort time.Ladies call if you wish really to buy somehingfine and nice. Myself or clerk willake great pleasure in exhibiting our goods,nd still greater pleasure in packing up foron.and what will please you still better,hey are truly Southern, purchased in Halirnore,a Southern city.

ELI C. IIISHOI*.Woodville, Lancaster Dist., fJune 30. 1852. S -I tf.

&n fiB sCheaper Than Ever,AT BELLAIR. S. C ,

THE SU 11SCRI HE R, ^ .III wishing to reduce his stock, [ ^ *of SUMMER HOODS, pre- »

ions to pun basing his Pall supplies, willell the balance of Summer Goods on handt rrrt/ reduced prices, those in want of "nodsill now have an opportunity to purchasen the most advantageous terms. All earlyall is solicited, as Bargains may he expected.Void, Hides, Beeswax, Tallow, IV. thcrs,!ggs. and Rags taken in exchange, and atir price allowed for each.

tiiAKLras r. KYANS,N. B..Those indebted to me are earnest-f requested to settle as eaily as possible, asam in want of Money. ('. P. E.Bellair, S.C., July 14. '23 tt

TOBACCO AND SEGARS.\ SUPPLY of the above articles, of variousqualities, and at different prices,ist received direct from Baltimore, for salet Woodvillo.

E. a BISHOP.Sep* 82, 1852. 33.3t.;-tf - 'y

Iron.> Afu\ LBS. IRON FOR SALE LOW

for catdi, by10 CURETGjtl &. MASSBY.

Baoon &, Lard,r?OR SALE BYl 11 IIASSEI.TINE & HAGINS.low Hides, Deer, Sheep, Otter & Coon

SKINS, Bccs-wax, Wool Tallow,&c., &c,\N I) al! country produce of this kind purchased.for which the high *t mar-Jet l".;sh prices wiil bo paid, or leather giv-n in exchange, l»v

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JOHN T. BAU.M..No. 2^<> King *<t.,

t'h rieaton, S. C.Kept. 15, 1852. 32.tt'

! I S I R I, I, 1 \ E II I! X- . » mm mm .a i I IJ V 1/ »J

MEDICAL NOTICE.I'M IK. undersigned respectfully ifiform the

. Citizens <it" Lincaster District, that(tcy have this day formed a co-partnership.or the practice of the various branches of Ilicir profession.One of them may he at nil times found.'

except when professionally engaged.) at thefiiee hitherto ocupied l»v Dr. Morrison,nextour to the residence of George Witherspoor,'»«1S. C. MORRISON, M. I).

J. C»Al I.UrH \T. M. I).Lancastcrvillc, Sept. 15th 1852. 32.3m.

EI.mioN NOTICE.VN Kleetion will he held in Lancaster I

District on the second Mnndav, anday following in. October next, at the fblovv-iK places and hv the following persons, forn Senator, and two Representatives tolie State legislature, from said District.

MANAGERS.At Lancaster Court House:.M. P. Craw-

ord, J. A. Cunningham and Richard Cow-crtAt Del Air, or Indian Land:.Robt. M.

filler, Wni. C. Dnbv and James Miller.At Tank :.J. R. Hunter, George Bell nnd

I. V. Massey.At Stovers':.Win. G. Stewart, Griffin

Vulker nnd John S. Kerry.At Casturis :.C. Mohley, Jackson CutWnsnd F.van Rollin.At Hortoris: .Wm. Robert*, Uriuii Will-

ims and Roht. Gardner.At Taxahaw :.Willis Gregory, Samuel

feMnnusnnd N. Beckham.At Funderburk's Muster (irtutud:.Uriah

'undcrburk, G. W. Funderburk nnd John!*sylor.At SmaWs :.James Small, Joseph Iluile

nd Allen Smull. . -

Polls to bo kept open two days at the'ourt House, and one day at each of thether nlaecs. Managers to meet at the'ourt 11oosf on Tuesday, count the votesnd declarerne election. The Polls to beloscd at the Court House on Tuesday, ato'clock, P. M.One Senator snd two Representatives toe elected.

NOTICE.rHE Centennial Anniversary of the I*rriATioaof GEORGE WASHINGrillbo celebrated by JACKSON/>DGE, No. 53, A. F. M., on the FourthSy of November next, by a public proceaion.An oration will I>b delivered by onef the member*. The Brethren are all renested to l»e present on that occasion, andhe citisena generally are respectfully invitdto attend.

DANL W. BROWN. >W. W. MOH1.KY, V Committee.J. R. MAGILL, S

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MIS C E ELAN EIIIIN.CATAWBA HOUSE.

On Tluiii-StrtM't,(A few rods South of the Court House.)

TIIE) above named House hasIjjiL beeu much enlarged and put .Lid,in thorough repair anct furnished anew,and is now prepared to accomodate allthose disposed to give it a call. The subscribermakes no boasts but will simplysay that the Public shall be accommodatedin a style not excelled by any Housein the up country.*

J. A. HASSELTINE.Lancaster, Feb 12 tf I

A C ARD.Messrs. c,. f. hennery, or Chester,and james m. hurst, formerlyone of the proprietors of the Planters'llotel, Charleston, have leased the Aim*riesiuHotel, King-street, and wouldrespectfully solicit from their friends andthe travelling public a portion of their pat-ronage. We pledge ourselves that theguests of the llotel will receive i.ceouuno-idatiou unsurpassed hv nnv in the city.KENNEDY & HURST.Charleston, May I'.h 6m 15

TD -5 TO TO F-TO 9 TOIj gL i« &t y oState of South Carolina.!

LA X('A STER 1)ISTRICT.Office Court of General Sessions and

Com >no)i I'lcus.I II. R. PRICE, Esq., Clerk of said1 ^ Court, in pursuance to the directions ofthe Act of the legislature, in such ease madeand provided, do hereby give public noticethat an Election tor Tax Collector for Lancaster-Districtwill be held on Monday, the1 lib day of October next, at the usual placesof election throughout the said District.Witness my hand at 1 .alienator C. 11., this

10th day of Auirust. A. R- ts.v>ii. u. liriciT IClerk a. S. and C. P.

August 11. 2ni 27

NOTIG EfS 11 KKKKV <; IV KX, T11 AT AN AI'plicationwill lie made, to tin* nextLegislature, for a charter for a Kail lt«»a*I jfrom Lancaster Court llotise, to connecteither with the South Carolina Kail Koa«l,at Canuleti, or with the Charlotte amiSouth Carolina Kail Koa«l. at Cheslerville,Kidgew ay, or some other suitable point onsai* I Komi.

August 4th, 1852 20 Din.

THE IMTOUTED JACKMARINGrO.

W/TLL stand the present season ^T T at I ^ineauterv ille, at his '/ ^own stable, at ten dollars the insurance, (no jeolt no pay.) and twenty-five dollars to in: urca Jenny.Any person trading or traflicing away the I

mare before it is ascertained whether she iswith foal or not. forfeits the insurance.PEDIGREE:

Maringo is a beautiful dark I rou n, 15hands high, 5 years old ; possessing henntyof frame, tine action, and innscuh.r power unsurpassedby «n\ Jack of the pr."" at dav..He was imported from Spain about sixteenmonths ago, and was bought by John llrownof Lils-rty Hill, from the importer, aboutthe time he was landed in Charleston,For tno correctness of the abovo statementand further information. I would respectful-ly ref r those wishing the same to the abovenamed gentleman at Liberty Hill.The subscriber feeling an interest in theraising of tine mules in this part of the State,and having a lull knowledge of the purity of |his blood, offers tin* s< rviocs of Ids Jack onthe above low terms with the hope and expectationthat the public will avail themselvesofan opportunity for improving theirstock, which has never before been offered.

W .M. T. I'lllFKK.I«ancnste.rC. II., Sept. IS52. 32.tit.

State of South Carolina.EXECITIYE DEPARTMENT.J\ % ""IIKilKAS. information h.-.s been reeoivTed a* this I >cpartmcnt, that an attro-cams outr.i«r«* was committed l»y a Negrofollow,on til-- person of a lady of .V dersonDistrict, on the 28th of July lant, and thattin- said negro has made his escape. Nowlicit known that in order that the said negro jfellow may he brought to trial, I.Joiin II.Means, (iovcrnor and Commander-in-Chiefin and over the State aforesaid, do issue thismy Proeclatnation, offering a reward of 7VoHundred Dollars for his delivery to the Jailof Anderson District.The said Negro is a young fellow, not exceeding23 or 2 years of age, five feet six

or eight inches high, well built, of ratheryellowish complexion, converses briskly andsensibly, was w ell dressed at the time withdark coat and pants, checked shirt, and worea cap and slippers. He was a stronger in theneigl horhood, and represented himself as aIbiek Mason from a distance, hunting wojk..He is believed by certain persons who sawhim to be a fellow by the name of PAT. orPATEIISON, who was tiiken from AndersonDistrict to Alabama some eight yearsago, by one William N. Wyatt, who afterwardssold him to a trader near volumbus,Cieorgia.Given under my hand and the seal of the

State, this the 1 Ith dav of August, A. D.One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fiftytwo.

J. II. MEANS, [r.. s.)Benjamin Percy, Sec'y of State.Sent. 15th. 1852.

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IjAXCASTKRDAGUERREAN HALL.

J. n. COUSAET.NOW Informs the citizens of this pluce,and country generally, that he isnow prepared for the purpose of giving thosewho may wish to do so, an opportunity ofprocuring perfect

UEEBESSESof themsolvea or their friends. The latestimprovements art' now in his possession.I-lilies nnd geitlapu-n are respectfully ho.I it-ited to call and eflfmino his stock.

Miiuaturks inserted in IaH-keta andBreastpins >aJljc neatest style.l^iniMsteivrMpt. 15, IM52. 32.1 y

BAGGING, ROPING & TWINE.VDSkof GUNNY Bagging.y)vAJ 10 Coils of S. G. KOI'IXG, a

new article.ft© '"oils Norther" Roping.W inn. orifpNK.The ahove articles we offer (Kaalc lowfor caah.

CIJRETON dt MASSEY.Sept. 15, 1852 a2.AM

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LKGAL NOTICES.IN EQUITY.Lancaster I>ist»i<iJames M. Ingram, Executor")Rev. Elian 1.. Eraser I Petition

Francis P. lloulwnre, jt°siil

and Mary E., his wife, slaves.et. al. J

It appearing to my satisfaction that Francis P. Bonlware and Mary E., his wife, dofondantsin above petition, reside withoutthe limits of this State. It is ordered ormotion of Caston, solicitor for petitionersthat saiii defendants, Francis P. Konlwrrcand Mary E. his w ife, do answ er, plead eidemur to the petition in above ease on or beforethe 1 e*iIt day of November. lSiiii,.a..rv, 1*1v>>IM «» | IW VUIIH.ODV )> ill llf * r«dored against thorn.

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JAS. II. WITHERSPOON.Com. E<| y Lint. I)ist.

Commissioner's Oflice, iMnenster C. If.. Sm Ca., /

August 14. 18.W V'ug 18* 3m

NAM S IT U(T!(i\.LAND FOR SALE.

Josh.il M. Croxton.et i.l. 4 ,r in Equity.E. R. Wr.nl & wife.et i.l. $ I^ncaster.

1>V virtue of the decree of the court o) Equity in tiie above ease, I will sell in

Lancaster C. II.. on the first Monday in Noventher, next, the Croxton Lands, viz: on<tract containing 1224 r.cns, on both side»of Ruin Crock, and the road from Lancasteivillage to Brown's Ferry, hounded by l;tr.d>of Copt Stewart and others.

Also, one other tract adjoining the abovecontaining 320$ aires, on both sides of saidcreel; and road, hounded by lands of ('apt,Stewart. John 1). McCardoll,R. Barton,andJ. 1,. Caskey. Those two tracts adjoinand form one body ofproductive land, most,ly woodland, with a comfortable dwellinghouse and other buddings.Terms: a credit of one and two year:with interest frotn day of sale, (excepting

as inu-'h cash as will pay costs.) pimdn.seigiving Bond and two good sureties.JAMES II. \\ ITIIERNI'OON

<'oinV in Eq. I,. P.Sejit. 22, 1852.Printer's Fee Jj(7.87i. 33.fit

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TOR IN EQUITY..1ttends the ('orris in hancastrr, Krrsha

ami A<ljoining Districts.J-gr- OFFICE, CAMDEN'. S. C.^&Z

J JiASER \ THOMSON,Factors & Commission Merchants,

a midi's north wiiakt,CHARLESTON, S.C.

rr.r.n'k e. rr.Asnti? paul s. tuu.mjox

Sept. 1,1852. 1Y.30.

COTTON (JINiS.CtOTTON GINS OF SUPERIOR CON

J str.ietion, nnd of the best material,!?'- per Saw, made nnd warranted by tinSubserihcr. Al-o, Wheat Fans, Thrushin;Machines and Horse Mills.

Old Gins faithfully repaired. All orderthankfully received and punctually nttende

to. R.'J. MeCRiilGHT.Camden, S. C., April 1 I, 1852. lO.Gn

T RARE OPPORTUNITY.I HAVE a first rate Two Horse Waoon

. which I will sell at a reasonable priceApply at once, or you will lose the chanceSept 8 tf "J. A. HASSELTINE.

COMMITTEDrpo THE JAIL OF LANCASTER PISJ., trict a Negro Boy, who calls himsclDick, and says lie belongs to.Tlioinas Warren,of Colleton District. Diek is a dark Mitlatto, 21 or 22 years old, 5 feet#7 or 8 incite,high, and will weigh about 1 10 lbs. Tinowner is requested to come, forward, proveproperty, and take hint away.

JAMES ADAMS,August 18th, 11)52. Sheriff L. 1).

STRAYEDI^ROM the residence of John Brown, Li

bcrty Hill, a mouse colored JENWsiv or seven years old. She nine )>< Limo-iby a I limp on the side of her under jnvAny one bringing the said Jenny to me wilbe suitably rewarded.Sept8* tf 1». T. HAMMOND.

Wocd Wanted.Fou which cash will hi

given. Apply at this office.

FOR SALE.\N EXCELLENT SETT OF WA<2<)>

HARNESS, which will be. sold lowfor Cash, if applied for immediately.

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