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DEATH or RoBERr MARIN, EEe-
The shaft Of death has again struck down
ancther Of our merchants. Mr.. Robert
Martin, who has for many years been at
khe head Of one Of our largest mercantile
establishments, and n Director Of one of
onr Banks, died IN this City on yesterday
sncfnipg, sfter q protracted illness. Mr.
Martin combined with his practical knowl.
edge as . man Of business, those private
virtues which command general respect
sier c. X. Nt1s.
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Tux St Louis Republican. Of the oh
inst, says:
John ROevsr, the youBgman who killed
Miss Shubert at the ball In che uppot
part Of the city, on Saturday last, has ifor
several year been employed as clerk in .
hardware store in this city. The circum-
stances under which the denth occurred
are ofa shocking nature. Roever had had
adif'iculty . with some person In the ball
rconn, and, surrounded by men and women,
shot Al his opponens, she bah striking and
killing Mas shubest.
a pastisl examination q fRoever, on mo-
f'on p bail, was recently, held besor Justice
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Cadey; when the evidence elected went
to show that there was a general row in
the ballroom, and that Roever only sred
his Pistbl after having been assaulted by
mum Der Of the company with bottles
and other missiles, by which he was So
verely injured when retreating.
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A short time since, a pair arrived in our
city, and might have been seen vending
their way to the residence Of one Of our
ininisters-one Of the pair being young
and yerdant.looking youth, aud the other
2 lady Of whom one could we'll say, com.
pairing her to the intended groom, what
nc did not know she could teach him. for
abe was old enough. After much trouble,
|. the young man had found the place where
TO get the papers to marry BY and the
twain were soon bound in the silken cords
Of matrimony.
Soon afterwards they appeared upon
the street, when the bride pretended to fix
the groom's collar, concluding by giving
him a 'buss, which highly delighted =
number Of boys who happened to be
preaent.
.You are too late, father answered the
con; 4 am msrried.'
.Eh what--married, are youi take
that; and the youths. cheek received the
opeu hand Of his father.
The old fellow pulled and tugged, and
finally succeeded in separating his son
from the bride, and the two started down
the street. Arriving at q pump, the old
gentleman took drink Of water, and
again collaring his; son, he proceeded on
his way, followed by large crowd Of men
and boys. Near the public square, he lee
tnred his son on the sin of running off and
getting married against consent and con-
eluded By slapping his jaws, when crowd
intertcred and separated them. The son
started on a full run up the street, when
the bride perceiyed.him, clapped her hands
with JOY, and running to him, they clasped
hands and started in q gallop; the last
seen Of them, they were going down the
Baltimore turnpike, followed by a crowd
ofiittie boys CSm6eriand Nay 7sL-
graph.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

# THE numerous friends Of p. r.
HAMMOND ESQ, nominate him a. a
candidate for Congress. to represent the
first Congressional District, composed of
lancaster, Chesterfield; IIorry, Darlington,
Marion, Williamsburg and Georgetown the
election for which takes place in February
noxt
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~ A gentleman in Virginia had a
standing bet for twelve or fifteen years,
that it would rain the fiat Saturday of
every August, which ne has won every
year except one. Another gentleman bet
that it would rain the twenty fifth of fully,
and won It. He says that il has never
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FATAL AccrDEEr.-we regret to learn
that jesse Brumfeld, Esq, residin. near
Ebenezerville, in this District, while out
hunting some eight or ten days since, ac-
cidcntly discharged his gun, the load en-
tering his arm, shoulder aud breast, which
caused his death on Monday evening
iast.-- Yorkviite Msoeliany.
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N OTI @ e.,

A LII persons to whom l am indebted will
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LIST OF january, as wish TO settle Mt that
time. RS BAILEY.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Office Court Of General Sessions and
Common Pleas.
T II. r. PRICE, Esq, Clerk of said
IL Court, in pursuance of the act Of the
Legislature in such case made and provided
do hereby give public notice that an election
for Sheriff and Clerk for Lancaster District
will be held on Monday, the 10th day of
January next, at the usual place of election
throughout the said District
Witness my hand at Lancaster c. III. this
18th day Of December A. ID. 1852.
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PROSPECTUS
THE LANCASTER LEDGER

.nN THE first of January next, this pa
~ per will be enlarged and greatly i'm
proved L he Editor is happy to announce
to his readers, that he has made such ar
rangements, as will enable him to give week
", news letter from Charleston, the me-
ttropolis OF the State, Washington City and
New York. These letters will be written
by men of experience and information. and
all matters of general interest will be faith
fully chroniclcd.
These arrangements require considerable
outlay, but the evidence we have received
the first year, encourage us TO march onward
and give our readers 4 weekly paper inferior
to none in the Southern Country.
. We cannot reduce our price from two dol
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scribcrs and twelve dollars, will receive the
Ledger one year gratis.
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EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.
LANCASTER G. H., s. c., Dec s 1852.
s-f3" is it asking too much of of our brcth-
rem of the Press in his state, to give the a.
bovc two or three insertions
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A TEACER WANTED.

TO take charge Of the Franklin A.
Il c,adcnay, the next year. Applicants
must be competent To preprrc youug men
to enter the South Carolina College. 4 sal
cry Of six hundred dollars will be secured TO
the teacher, with the liberty to take all that
the school will yield over that amonnt. One
who intends making teaching permanent
business will be preferred. Applications
must be received by the 18th of January.
Testimonials of Character and Capacity
will be required.
Address
=. B. MASSEY,
Secty. of Board.
. Lancaster G. ii. ). C.. Dec. ~, 1852 46-tf
-. Tri-weekly Carolinian copy 3 times
and send bill to this office. S.B.M.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
{, NEGROES FOR HIRE.
Thomas Ballard. Adm'r \
In Equity
Lancaster Dist.

,,, VS.. In Equity
M II %sksaes S1as. es Il pleasant Lancaster Dist
NDER the order Of the Court of Equi-
~ ty in above case, made 18th instant, |
wil hire for the ensuing year, ut Lancaster
i,a,i., ~ on the, tss LIST & Mondsymthe Sd day at
have been allotted to the children of VIM
Miller Decd. formerly part of the estate
of Mrs. McKenna.)
Among tho numb er are some choice fel-
lows, women, boys and girls, also, a cook
and seamstress.
Terms on day of hiring.
J. II WiTHERSPOON, C. E.. Id
Drc % 1852, 46-lt print.s's fee 40
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The Southern Agriculturist,
a MONTHLY Journal of Rural Af-
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Edited BY A. g. SUMMER.
WIN. SUMMER, Pathological and Hor-
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The subscriber will publish, at Laurans-
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the first number of new Agricultural
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which will be under the charge of Col
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the Horticultural and Pathological De
partments by Mr.. William Summer, Of
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An BUSHELS very fine Apples for sale
4U by NJ. S. SORRELL g. BRO.
. Bel Air, Dec. 8, 1852. 45-ot.
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NEW GOODS

~ ~ w VI " DO.
"E would respectfully call the attention
w of our friends and customers to ex-
anime our stock of
Fall & Winter Goods,
now opened, which will be found more com.
piete than We have been heretofore enabled
to offer, selected by myself, with much care
ss to style End quality. -.
Particular attention Is requested to our
Silks and Fancy Dress Goods
Yelyeteens for Ladies' Sacques, Mantels, &c,
Embroidesies, Md Gloves, Ladies' and Gen.
tlemen's Fine French and American Flan-
nels Brown, Black and Blue Cloths Black
and Fancy Cashmere; Blankets large sup
ply Plantation Woolens, Linens, Doylies.
Also, large assortment of Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Hats, Caps, Groceries Crock.
cry and Glassware . lot Of French Perfumes,
extracts, &c.
JONES CROCKETT.
Dee. a, 1851. 46---as
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Charleston Narkets.

SATURDAY MORNING, Dec. II.
CorToS.-There was fair demand
yesterday. without change, but at firm
prices; the sales amounted to 400 bales
at extremes from l-2 40 i-S.
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HALF PAST OSs o'GLocx.-CoTrox.-T
sales this morning amounted to 100 bales
at prices ranging from 8 n 0 I-S.
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LEONARD SCOTT g. CO..

10 Fulton Street entrance 81 Gold street.
Ncw-Yor
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H This cork is NOT de old BOOK offhe
Farm" lately resusciiated and hrobn upon
10 market
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NOTICE.! !!

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of
IA Elisha Garris deceased, are requested to
come forward and pay up.
Lancaster G. H., Dec. l., 1852.
II. +. WYLIE, Ad,nr.
n. B. The notes arc in the hands of J.
r. Magill, who will always be found at his
store, ready TO make settlements.
II. f. WYIIE.
Dec. ], 1852. 40-tf
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COTTON LAND-IN WOODS.

COTTON LAND-IN WOODS.
EX-partc-Andrcw J. In Equity-Iancas-
Twitty his Guardian, ter District.
Next friend and Guar Petition for sale
dian nd Litum. of Land.
FINDER tho decree of the Court Of F.
~ guilty in above case, will sell at Lam
caster &. H., on the lst Monday in January
1853, (bcing the Sd day of said month"; the
tract of land ordered to be sold in this case,
belonging to Andrew J. Twitty, containing
lI3 acres, more or less, situate in Lancaster
District OH the waters of Camp-Crcck, boun-
dcd west by lands of John Naandingham,
north by John II. Mackcy, east by James ID.
Mcllwain and c. r. Twitty, and south by
John Valandingham and James S. Thomp-
son.
TIE tract, it is said, contains over 200 4
crcs. but before the day of sale it will be re-
surveyed, and a plat made, so that the pre-
else number of acres will be known, and the
same sold by the acre
Terms : Cash sufficient to pay costs and
expenses, the remainder on Il credit of /. .
and years, the purchaser giving bond and
security, with interest annually from day of
sale, and mortgage of the premises.
JAMES IL. WITHERSpOON.
&. f., l.. ID.
Dec. 8, 1852. dit
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Mr.. EDITOR please announce JOHN
III. ADAMS as suitable candidate for
Clerk of the Court, at tho next election, and
obIige MANY VOTERS.
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