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SOUTH CAROLINA.
PickcRhs District.

..It IN EQUI x.
Benz. r. Fitzpatrick }
and wife and others,
Thorn. Fl Jones &
wife, and others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction,
that Thomas III. Jones, David Jones,
Susan G. Jones, Lucinda ]. Jones,
Rebecca G.. Jones, Nancy Jones,
Martha M. Jones and Matilda G..
Jones; defendants TO this Bill, chill
dren Of Harlwell Jones, and Mary
his deceased wife, formerly Mary
Suibhng; and heirs at law of Jesse
Stribling dec d. late of this District,
reside from and without the limits of
this State.
On motion of II. G. Young Comp.
Sol. 1t is ordered that the said de
PENDANTS do appear and answe or
demm TO said Bill of complaint, with
in three months from this date, or
their consent to the same will be ta-
ken pro confesso.
NJ. NJ. NORTON, c. E.p.D.
Comm'rs Office,
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II. L. JEFFERs,l
~. S. ooTnkAN.
. L. JEFFERs, w. s. cornRAE..
II. J. nuoKMAsrER.
w .IG II } is e.
AND
COamamissiOn NHerellamfg.

Market.Street, HAMBune, g. -Wa4EaPEoopy
McIntosh-Sreet, AuaUsTA, Ga.----FiREpnooz
Take this method of informing their
riends and the pablo generally, that
they still continue the WAREH0UsE and
CoMMIssIoN business in this place and
Augusta, Ca, where they offer their ser-
vices to REcEiyE, SToRE OR SAIL CorfoN.
Flour, BACON, 60; RECEIVE AND FoR>
WARD MERoHANDisB,s BUY Goops, ron
PLANTERS OR MERCHANTS.
Their Warehouse in Augusta is on
McIntosh-street, in the centre ofthe Cot
ton trade.
Their Warehouse in this place is safe
om water aud isolated, therefore not
xposed to FIRE,
AS they will be constantly ~ their
post, and promoting the interesss 81 their.
friends (which they are aeafe win add to
their own. They solicit and hope -
meritend receive full shire If that hb-
efal patronage herstoEoSo bestowed, tsaa
for which they now return thanks.
Liberal cash advances will be Iaads
when required. on any produce in seoEs
JEFFERS, CoTHRAN a. Co.
Hamburg, Sept lst. 1919. 1a4see. Iss
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CITATION.

ATILES M. Norton having applied.
1Y1- to me for letters of admins
tration on the Estate of Margaret
Prater decd, TbeKipdred and cred
itors are cited to appear before rne
onthe 7th day of February next TO
show cause if any they can why said
letters should not be granted,
Given under my hand and seal %
day of January, 1851.
w. ID. STEELE, O. p. d.
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NOTICE,,.
III FAD QUARTER.
CoLUMBIA, Dec. I7, ls5O.

GENERAL ORDER No. l..
r. G. McCaw, William A. Ovens,
r.. Alexander, jr., f., b. Means, F..
w. Heriot, j. ID. Ashmore, r, F..
Reynolds, Thomas IIanckel, L. A..
Beckham, Edward Johnson, r. Barn
well Rhett, jr., w. III. Campbell, and
=. l.. Calhoun, esqs., having been APP
pointed Aid-de-camps TO his Excel
lency the Governor, with the rank of
Lieutenar Colonel, will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
BY order of the Commander-in-
chief.
j., w. CANTEY,
y Adj't. and Inspector General.
Dec. 25, 1850. 30 3t
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GIVE are authorised 10 an
nounce Capt. john GEURIN as a an
didate for Sheriff Of Pickeus Ditrict
ct tlse easssigzs; sllss=tiuas
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NOTICE. /.

IA $4,000 DOLLARS WANTED.
IT Would again remind those in-
IL debted 10 me either by note or
account that after the firstof Febru-
ary, they will find their notes and ac-
counts in the hands OF proper officers
for collection. Save cost you please.
S. II. McFAEL.
Jan. %, 1851. 36-G
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DISSOLUTION
. OF COPARTNERSIfIP.

IL B. BENSON 81 SON have
LIE this day dissolved Copartner-
ship by mutual consent. All persons
indebted 10 them are most earnestly
requested to make immediate pay
ment.
We take this opportunity of re.
turning our sincere thanks 10 the cit
izens of Anderson and Pickens, for
the liberal support they have been
pleased 10 give us in our business.
T.. B. BENSON,
j. b. BENSON.
Jan. L, 1851. 33-3t
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0rThe Iiends Of Barron lsg.
noTr ESQ., h.a leeve 70 auDapnce
him as Candidate for Sheriff of
Pickens District at the ensuing eles-
tiya 0qI al .TeJ
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ALL pefsons having demands a-
gainsi the Estate will hand thend
thenit Iegaliy ststeslesl and shose in
ldebtedmust make paymenS
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Ad0nigaistrator,s a snTe.

ADMINISTRATORS Sale.
XXTILL be sold at the late resi-
wv dence of James Lathem de-
ceased,on Wednesday the 10Th day
of February and days following, all
ofthe personal estate Of said deceas-
ed, consisting Of
Is LIK ELY NEGROES,
EIorNs, Mules Stock of Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep, Corn, Fodder,
Oats, Buggy, Wagon Cart
Farming Utensils, TIoasehold And
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
= MARY la THE MI. Adnl'x.
JOHN s, T.ATIzEsNT, Admr
Jan. 20, 1851 36--tds
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1HEVV' W'IN VTIIIUIUT.
Richmond, VA, Oct6ber, 1880
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ay.,neni bestowed on me BY the good people
of I.vnchburg and the surrounding country, while
| was agent for the Lynchburg manufacturing cors-
pany tender my siueere thanks, and beg forgive
ness for the manner in which the accounts made
by mysef were collected. which was by no means
desired by me. And whilst my connection with
the company has been anything bat profitable to
mel desire TO act out the old adnge, that where
man loses his money is the place find it, und TO
do that would inform the good people Of Lynch
burg as well as the surrounding country that
have determined to open General Commission
House. directly on sl.e Basin, sor the purpose Of
irving the experiment. and If the good people will
help me- ! viii succed and mistake
have attached 10 my house of the best
Lumber Yards in town, which will be in few days,
,scIl enclosed, and ! would solicit share Of the
Lumber TIM, town, for which will use
every means in my power obtain the best prices
the market will afford, as well as Flour, Corn, &C.
&c 1kso-thc rocriviug and rssarding OF Goods,
Wares and Merchandise to be shipped ia every di-
rection am bound to think IL my old friends Of
Rockbridge as well os my other good friends OF the
Valley, whilst was a meisbet OF the concern Of
Crcwdson & Jones' Charlottesville Factory, Va,
will rire me tIii, that can ndvunee their inter
est as have formed such connexion with the Bonfs
running from this place to Richmond, that they can
ship through me from Richmond upon such
terms as think viii promote their interest, giving
them the advantage of both markets. intend To
keen good supply Of Lump well as Ground Plas-
ter ON hand which | will sell low for cash. IL is
bound TO be for cash until find my money.
JAMES S. CREWDSON.
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Howard the Pisisans!,rOpist.

Howard was a singular beng in many
Of the common habits oflif,. He ba.hed
daily il cold water; and. both on rising and
going to bed, swathcd himself in conrse
towels,wet with the coolest waters. In that
state he remained half an houror more, and
then tbrewthcn oifrefrcshcd aud nvipora-
ted, as hcsaid, beyond measure. Hc never
put on Il great coat in the coolest Of co,r-
tres, norwas ever miEnfcundcr or above
his tlmc Of appointment for twcnly-six
years. He never continued nj d placc, or
with person single day beyond the po-
rod prefixcd for going, in biz life; and lio
had not, for the last ten years Of his lie.
eaten any fish, flesh, or fowl; nor snt down
70 liis simple fare Of tea, milk, or rusks, all
that time. His journeys were continued
from prison TO prison, and from one gsoup
Of wretched bcIngs 70 another, night md
day and when be could not 20 III d cur
riagc, he would walk Such a thing as an
obstruction Was out Of ,@lc question. Some
days after bis return from an attempt 10
mitigate the plague at Consiantinople, Lc
favored me with a morning visit to Lon
don. The weather was so terrific, that I
had forgot his inycteratc cxactncss. ind
!, iviacd up the hope of expecting him
Twelve noon was the hour, and exactly.
as the clock struck he entered the room;
the wct--forifrained III torrents--drippinr
from every part of his dress, like water
from sheep just landed from is wasting.
He would MOI have attended 70 his situa-
ton, having set himself down with the nj
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subscribers have the pleasure OF announcing the
citizens of Lynchburg and surrounding country,
that they are opening the cheapest and most
extensive assortment Of GFNTtENES's GooDs ever
offered in this market. Feeling assured t,.at their
goods, regards style, quality and price, win
prove sufficient Inducements to purchasers, they in
vito all, whether wishing TO purchase not to call
and examine. They now openinga choice and
extensive stock of c CLOTIIING, comprising Dress
and Frock Goats, Over Coats, Sacks, Peltoes of
every shade and quality. Cloth CloalSs. various
prices, Vests and Pants of every description and
large ASSORTMENT Of furnishing Goodsn part as
follows: Shirts, undershirts, Drawers, Cravats
Half Hose, Gloves, Stocks. Scarfs. Ties. Silk night
Gaps. Money Purses. Money Belts, French and
German Extract and Cologne. Baudalia, phiocomc,
Fancy Soaps. Loc's Pomatum, Paper Weights,
Tooth. Nail, Hair and Hat Brushes Walking Cancs
and Umbrellas. Hats and Caps, SC. &c.
Also, large stock of Cloths. Cussimercs and
yestngs. ofthc latest style and patterns which can
be manufactured TO order al very low prices.
In addition TO cur present stock, we shall be re-
ccivimg goods weekly by Express. thereby ahordins
20 our customers thc advantages of fresh goods and
newest patterns.
WATERHOUSE & POTTER,
Mar 81, a fer doors a5ore ne Fraakiia Hoie1
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POETRY.


BY MISS A. c.
We we're weeping round her pillow.
For we knew that She must die,
1t was night within our bosoms--
L. was nisht within the SKY
There were seven Of us children,
the oldest one Of all.
So I tried 10 whisper comfort,
But the binding tears would fan,
On my knee my little brother
Leaned his aching brow and wept-
And my sisters long black tresses
Ger my heaying bosom swept,
The shadow If an awful fcar
Came DER me IL | trod,
To lay the burden Of oar grief
Before the throne of God.
'.Oh, be kind to one another"
Was my mothers pleading prayer,
As her hand lay Ike a snow fake
On the baby's golden hair.
Then glory bound her forehead,
Like the glory Of crown
And In the silent sea of death
The star OF lie went down.
Her latest breath was borne away
Upon that loving prayer,
Aud the band grew heavier, paler,
Ia the baby's golden hair
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,u BOOKs, FINEgEWEL-
~ RY, FANCY GOODS & WATcH,

ZExfZ> RY, FANCY GOODS & WATCH
eN-AK Els, 19h day If Dccewbc, 1850
John 4. Wright having jus; returned from the Nortl
with the finest assortment of new Books, tine jew
clry and Fancy GOODS woud beg all in want of suct
Goods tp call on him before purchasing elsewhere
be isidctcrmned to sell the best Goods at the
lowest prices,
Among his stock may be found all the newest
Books, and Jcwrry to be obtsaed in the Northern
Cities
lie has oa hand
The Life of John Randolph, of Roanohc-hy
Hugh ~ Garland--pricc So 90
E'doralo or Adventures in tie path Of EN-.
pirc-hv Bayard Taylor,
The Great Harmona,
The Lives Of Mary and Nar,ha Washington,
The Mechanics Compauion--by Nicholson,
together with NIL the Annuls for 1851. Mis-
c,llnnocus Books, Novels, and Nlugayiucs My as
sortment Of ancy Goods, consists of line Pictures,
Picture Frames, work Boxes. Pcrlumeries, Pocket
Books und Port Monies, Combs, Brushes, Beads
for Purses Purses, Port Foos, Pocket Knives, Ra-
zors Accordeons, Flutes, Canes. Stuffed Birds and
a thdusand other articles nleltipn.
have full assortment of Jenny Lind's music,
bound and unbound together with a small assort-
mcnt of Miscellaneous Music
All are invited to call
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,ors. MARKET Sfrea, LyaeaJSyg, Ta.-hIonurnents
Nar,les. Tonibs and Head Stones, Table and Coun-
eer Tops, and House Work in general, executed in
an IL branches in the best manner for public and
private buildings. Terms moderate.
Ian I6--fm
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s WXUEk0s--Thc yIRHxrssi is pn'ilishcd semi
= ~ per annum. IL adraacc. No sabscrip-
inken fur shorter time Than six months; and
"a = = discontinued, excep, at the option of the
PrS ~, until all arrcargcs sfall have boen paid.
al 53sxNrsrs are inserted for so cents per
sqnar lcsr) for every inner form insertion, and
371 cen - every ofter one. 1.-THE number Of in
ecrsnns 3npt noted the Ms. il viii be publish
ed til crdc out und charged accordingly,
The yEARt< RATES nrc FLOR the privilege Of
two squares $40; i5r uAc square s25-if inner form
$35. Every yoarls advertiser VIII be required to
ronfne bis advertising 70 rs particular line Of busi-
ness, and il he exceed the space stipulated for he
viii be charged raiably for the excess.
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4 m CREATEON LOOK MERE.

I u Ner and splendid stoes Of Dry Go0ds and Rea-
dg Mate CioiAiug at Wholesale aRd Re'oH GUG-
GENUE--AIER & UNTERAlYER respectfully III
form their friends and the public generally, that
they receiving splendid stock Of Dry
Goods, suitable for the FAN and Winter seasons.
embracing every article of Ladiss' and Gentlemen s
Hear All ofwhich the public are invited TO call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. We
hayea beautiful assortment Of fHa's md Caps Bo0,s
aad Shoes with a splendid and general assortment
Of fancy articles, oil Of which offered at unusual
" low prices. Call and US. and we feel assured
that YOU viii be pleased with prices well Goods.
as wen undetermined to sell low, having purchased
for Cash
They are also receiving splendid assortment Of
Ready Mate Clo'hiRg purchased by them fer cash
at unusually low prices, by which means they
abled to oher greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly can the attention Of
country merchants and others to their ltk7lcsale
Prioesbclieviug that they viii find it their in
terest to give them call and examine their stuck
before going farther East The great facilities
which they enjoy in purchasing their supplies
bic them to announce with confidence. that their
goods viii be sold at Richmond Prices.
n GUGGENHEIAiER,
Oct 21--ts l. UNTERMNER.
G-y5fis . Btjl9jUrg T1Sgy Jyo,,ce
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w election fos six Aldermen, and six Common
sCouncilmsn, in each ward, in the town of Lynch
Surg, will take place pursuant 10 act Of Assembly.
entitled AN act TO amend an act entitled an act to
divide the town of Lvnchburg into wards and for
other purposes, passed Fcb. 10 1880. the first
Tuesday in April next, and will be held in Lynch
Ward Ne. |. being all that part Of said town below
4hc lst alley extending from the river 10 the l2ih
street in the Auction house Of Akers & Dard next
door TO Exchange Corner; and in Henry Ward No.
. being all that part of the above st alley en-
tending from the river to 10Th street. in the house
occupied by Wm. Clavey Tailor SHOP, and op-
posite Samuel b. Thurman.
Also at the same time and place, will be held 30
election for six ovcrseers ofthe Poor three in
Award To he residents Of and free holders in the
ward in which they shall reside and heclccted and
10 serve for three years from the date Of their eco-
ton HENRY DUNNlNGr0N,
Feb e7-lA Scrs't of the Corn n Of Lvnchhur-
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NyEss. .EsENEEEQUEs ENGLISH AND
w FRENCH ACADEMY, FOR YouSe LADIES,
Lyeh5Rrg, Ta.-The 10th Session Of this Institu-
ton viii begin the second Monday in February.
Terms unaltered, viz:
PER SESSION or FIVE MONTHS:
Senior Class English and French SIS 90
Second - 90
Third .' g II so
Music, Drawing. Painting, &c, at Professor !
charges. Choicc Of Music teachers left to the pp-
rents.
\. B.-No deduction for ahseaoe except IN ca
Of protracicd Illness other ievous visitation
Of Providence.
% All English lessons must be prepared for re-
cilntien at home.
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A FEMALE SERVANT for Sale

n We hnve for sale, privately. Female Seryant.
Of good health and qualities and steady habits who
has been accustomed beth to house and plantation
business Arrlv 70 AKERS & DILLARD.
March q Aart's
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IT OOk AT THIS 1.-THE SUBsCRI-
IL Der is receiving, and hns in store a large
stock Of GROCERIES and Staple DRY GOODS.
80 (which he would invite the atcR;ion Of dealers.
In his stock may be found
Brown. loaf. crushed, powdered and clarihcd
Sugar; Rio. Laguiia. Java and Mnsricailo Cufiee;
\. o. and r. II. Molasses. Stuart's No. ! extra
Mclssscs Syrup, Pepper Ginger, Spice, Nuimegs,
country and rolled Iron; fiat. round aad square, oc-
taron and square. Cast Steel; shear, german and
bistcred do. 81. rs and ~ black and brown Dor
,mcstic; No. and Osnabures. Cslicoes Sartinets.
Kentucky Jeans, pnin and fulled I.inscy Rlanhcfs.
Doots and Shoes, fur, silk and wonl Hats, blasting
and sporting Powder, Shot assorted, Safety EHse--
sosethcr with many other ur;icles, which he viii
sell low for cash, to punctual customers the
usual time JOS. 3. NOWLIN.
Nov 25--is
nRCHARD GRASS SEED FOR
~ ss'.ty McpANIEL { LEE.
Feb 10--t.
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CCMOOL.--A YOUNG MAN. Wa0

- is qualified To teach the Latin, Greek, and
French Languages. md Mathematics, including Al
zebra and Ge 1nletry, and who has had some cxpe-
rience in teaching. wishes to procure immediate
employment in that line OF business for the remain
ier Of the year (say or months.) Communica-
tons addressed (posi paid) TO I. II. W., New Lon
don, Campbell county, Ia, viii be promptly atten-
ded to. he viii give satisfaction TO his ability
to teach, and HE moral character, To preTent nn-
necessary COMMUNICATIONS, he viii soy that he must
have salary the rate OF $500 and board for ten
months. mar 6-iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

MISTER, lend me shillin'," said boy
to wealthy man, yesterday, as the latter
was stepping into his carriage, "Nhat
clnm have youon me my sonl" Cause /,
was the rejoinder, '.youusedto sell my dad
apples when you was boy" The shillin
came out enlarged to Q half dollar. This
is literal circumstanec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

Outrage NCoURr-Thc Raleigh Reg
lister says that on the 20thinst. a daring out
rage was committed in the courthouse Of
Wake county. The constable ofthe court
and city, Mr. James II. Murray, was sit
ting within the bar, when Jno. Williamson
came up behind him and struck him with
all his force, with rock which he held in
hishand stunning and telling himtothe floor.
Williamson was held to bail in the sum Of
$4,000, and also sentenced TO Two months
imprisonment, and to pay fine Of $50, for
the contempt of court. Mr.. Mnrray, was
recovering from his wound, which had near
" proved fatal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

D e SALE OR RENT.--A LOT
Il Ecsr fhs resiience Of Co W T Smith Ap-
rly 70 De- i5--ts r. 2. PAYNE & ERQ.
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T ATEsT ARRIVAL AND HIGH

CHARLES +. NJ. GARNETT,
Srnt 3o-vts Chief Enriuecr
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IBURG, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1851

4The Rights states, the satcs.
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ELECTlON-THE WARD

Mais 81, a fer doors ADORE he E'raRklia Hoie2
Sent o3--ts
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-25
THE REPUBLIC
[conursposDrsos or rHs arpuuLro.I

$1,000 BALTIMORE, April u y. IN.
The remains of Archbishop Eccleston arrived
this morning in special train from Washington
at II O'Clock. An immense procession, composed
of the various Catholic congregations. beneficial
societies. schools &C., followed The hcarse to the
cathedral. Chief Justice fancy and Judge Ec-
cleston walked eide by side, and the Hon. Reverdy
Johnson was also in the funeral train. number
Of singers chanted requiem during the progress
of the procession, adding solemnity to the scene
The funeral will take place on next Saturday, and
will doubtless be soemnized with the grandeur
proper to the occasion. A large number OF clergy
from the interior of the State and from different
parts Of the country viii be present to participate
in the exercises. The vast number Of children in
the procession to-day, mourning for the loss of one
who was indeed father, gave additional impres-
siyeness to the scene.
Sales of 300 bbls. Howard street flour at 81 62I.
Wheat unchanged Corn firm; with sales Of white
and yellow at 60 Ga cents.
Provisions very firm. Sales of 500 kegs Of lard
at 81 cents, and 800 tierces at 81 cents.
At the Baltimore stock board to-day, sales of
shares Merchants Bank, l04; so do. Union Bank,
70; IS do. Union Bank, 49,; 40 do Farmers and
Planters Bank, 27l so do Mechanics Bank, l6s; so
do Franklin Bank. III; 25 do. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. ISL; % do do, 7Ss; 25 do. do. on time,
1886 rs do. do ,on time, 10; 25 do. do, on time 79;
% do. do. ISL; do. York and Cumberland Rail-
road, 23i; Baltimore g. 1890, closed at 1861 bid,
1862 asked; s. o Il. r. Bonds, 1867, 93a bid, 90!
asked; do. shares, 10. bid, 7ss asked; York &
Cumberland, 23S bid, 23a asked; Bait. s. Susquc-
hanna, 80 bid, 40 asked.
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his wife and child. were arrested at Columbia. on
Monday night. From the testimony before Com
missioner McAllister it appeared that the man,
franklin, of Anne Arundel county, Maryland, and
that Abby Franklin, with child about four years
old, were the slaves of Barbara Wailc, of Baltimore
Maryland, and escaped some time in lS49. They
had also another child, about ten months old, but
il was born in this State, consequently could not
be taken, and was left at Columbia. After a full
hearing the Commissioner granted certificates to
the owners, and the parties left for Baltimore The
Harrisburg Union. from which we take these facts,
says there considerable crowd of persons
around the Office of the Commissioner, but every
thing passed off without any breach of the peace.
philadelphia Sun.