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Death of Major c. J. Crawford:

1t is with much pain we record the
death of Major G. j. Crawford, as will be
seen in our obituary column of this weeks
issue, who died at his residence, after an
illness of some three or four days. He
had just passed through a very exciting
canvass for the Senate, in which he bore
his defeat with great equanimity of tenn
per, Notwithstanding the feebleness of his
health during the campaign. In his death
the District has lost valuable citizen and
the community a most estimable member.
Marion Star.
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Stevens and Belk Gold Nine.

We have been shown tive large pieces Of
gold taken from the mine belonging to the
above gentlenen, OF this District, each piece
weighing over quarter Of pound. The
quicksilver had been entirely burnt OF, leav.
ing the gold nearly pure. We understane
the same was made by two hands n sbout
ten days. We futhe, learn that Che stin the
hands are now working IL rich, Yielding from
i2o to lao pcnnyweights per Day 10 the
quicksilver. N#@
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We avaiIed ourself Of the polite lnvi-
tation extended by Mr.. Everett. and slssnded
his exhibition Of Philosophical and Magical
experiments last night.
There was large company present, and
from the interest manifested. would say they
were all wei pleased.
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Receipts for the lie lger.

WE acknowledge the following receipts
OF subscriptions to the present date.
John A. Montgomery, Liberty Hill,. $500
James F. Barr, Lancaster. 100
J. c. Williams, Hickory Head -. 90
II. Mothershcad, Jefferson. 100
I. ]. Gregors, Hickory Head. 400
Geo Williams, Esq, Yorkville, ...... .95o
Il. p. Douglass, Grenada, Ala, 400
ID. J. George, Russell Place,. ......2Oo
Daniel Roddey, Coats Tavern. loo
3. +. Massey, Hope, Ala, 400
s. A. Currey, Waxhaw.. 80. LOO
eV- Inste' d of 81, credited in our last to
Jno. +. Adams, it shonld have been Jno. H..
Adams.
Whenever mistakes occur in receipts, or
any omission is made, the subscriber inter.
rested will please inform us, so that proper
corrections may be made.
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The DISEASE AND THE REMEDY.-Mrs.
Ellis, in her Wives of England, says that
the newspaper is the wife's universal rival.
We'll, supposing it is, all they have to do
is to set up an opposition by subscribing
for another paper.
1t may not, perhaps, be considered mis-
placed or invidious to remark, that the
price of The Ledger is So.
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| The following, kindly furnished by
a friend, deserves notice. In our next nrm-
Der we will publish nm article on the golL
mines of Lancaster District which VIC find
in an old number of Heriot's Magazine.
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Tanraster TrAgrr,
Lancasterville, 8. e.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. II, 1852.
To- Correspondents.

ct. NJ" Pleasant HILL. Your commu.
nication was received too late for this psper
Please, when you see this, send US your re.
al name. 1t is necessary to insure an inscr.
ton Of the article.
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ioIloWlnS winch we take from Tho Darnwcll
" Palmetto Sentinel" for their information.
BELLEFoNTE, Centre Co., Pa.
October H., 1852.
DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 9th ult
has been ,lu y received, and its contents
noticed. | an much gratiticd to find that
my views have met with your approba-
ton. Now that so many months have
elapsed since my return ftom Europe, AMI
no action has been taken by the Chairman
to call the Executive Committee .ogetllcr.
or TO collect funds for the payment of my
reports and the accompanyin ing documents.
IT appears to me the only p,an lean adopt.
is to solicit all parties TO at once set To
work and make collections, and as soon
as sufficient funds reach for these objects.
! will apply the funds in the manner
conformaLle with the duty of the commits.
tee. lam unable TO apportion to you and
friends, any particular amount; all can
recommend Is, 10 urge as much libcrality
as you can, as there are many unable to
pay. I will keep an account Of what shall
bereceived, and will report progress, aud
rs som rs sufficient reaches me for tile
purposes specified, will commence the pub
lication forthwith. Collections are now
being made 10y others, and | am happy
TO find that nv reliance upon the honor
Of the members, is not likely to prove in
vain, when left my family and devoted
about l2 months abroad in their service!
Much interest exists to procure the report,
which is reasonably to be expected, after
so much time and money has been ex
pended in the enterprise.
The publication in the Richmond Wing
| have not seen. But Of this am we'll
satisfied, as far rs am able TO Judge that
there is no one who has approached mo
in the information l acquired, nor could
they. by any other plan than that adopt
ed after my arrival in England. No re-
lance is tn be placed in newpaper state
meats. II was only few DAYS before
left Liverpool, before saw an article in
the London Times, May 2lst, copied
from the Chelmsfaid Chronicle, repres-
enting that man named Martin, journ-
eyman painter, had become m heir, with
Others by recent decision in Chancery,
by which his share would he Csc, 900, but
| thought il INV duty TO inop;,s into !,
and on the 27t6 of Nav. the times nub,;sb'
ed contradiction. It appeared 4 man
named Martin, feeble and aged, was asked
to sign some paper in consequence Ct his
profession Of being claimant, and he
thought by this act it insured him por-
ton Of the estate. This report spread
anon his friends and neighborhood. and
finally was reported to a newspaper. I
saw in London Sebastian s. Jennings
lie has been there twice, and knows no
more than you do, aud yet, am told,
some publications of his appeared in the
Mobile papers, after his return. l should
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FArAL AcorpENr--We learn that on
Friday last, man named Berna5d Doyle,
was found dead upon the rail road near
WilBstaa, Il Is supposed that drunk
Len et hs lay down on the track and went
10 sleep. aud was ran over By, the night
train.
AZ Inquest was held over the body,
and verdict gwen accordingly.
BarnpeH SentineI,
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As OUNCE oF FAcr, il worth 4 pound q,
theory: and The swarm of conclusive cts
that cluster ronnd th,t incompatible prep =
alton, fIooftnd's German Bstters, prepsrrd
by d. c. III. Jackson, Philadelphia, cst.b-
fishing its value ~ tonic and rrsior.tiye,
are such 10 wasld prevent IDcrcdulity it.lf
from Questioning In efficacy. Innll cas-, . Of
disrses of the stomach, whether ieu'e on
chronic, u may BE- Fccom,nrnded E,r lie
soothing. eordllI, aDd rpnosniiag inilarnce.
Dyspepsia heafbum, loss of nppe,ite, f,au.
SEA, nervous ,rca,css, RELAXATION, debility, Ae..
are relieved BY the bittes IN very short
spaee Of time: and perseverance, IN thele
use never Calls 70 work thorough carr. :
a2--an, =
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sB- THE Camden Journal denies that
DIR. Mendenhall's death was caused from fe-
yer taken in Camden as was stated in the
Courier.
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CoLunBrA MARKET, Nov. 10.

CorroS.- The supply Of cotton on sale
daywas unasually large for Saturday. still,
every bale was freely taken Ut very fall pri-
ces. ai7 baieschauged hands. ut prices ran.
ging from 81 to 81 cents.
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HALT-PAsT S=E o'cLocE-Ce7Taz.--Sales
this morning 500 balcs, at % a ioi cents,
Pr,ees full and firm,
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CANDIES NovxMBKR IL.
CorTos.--Continues brisk, bat pricea
are shade lower Prices range from 8
tn o cta.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
LATEST DATES
Charleston Markets.

CHARLESTON, Nov. I3
Corros.-There was fair demand for
the article yesterday, the transactions Of the
day reached about 1906 bales at extremes
ringing from 9i to I0f cents--showing m
aeyance Of fully 4c. upon the rats current
the day previous.
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IB- We understand that there are sevc-
raj persons in this District that are intcrcs-
ted in the" Jennings Estate and publish the
following which we take from tho Barnwell
" Palmetto Sentinel" for their information.
BELLEFoNTE, Centre Co., Pa.
October IL 1870
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CATALOGUE,

silk and Straw Bonne,s, Bbbons, Flowers and
Silk Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, !Scnrfs, Cmynls,
Together with n complete assortment Of MILNE
ry Goods, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, DC.
Guns, Rifles, Revolving and other Pistols,
Percussion Caps, Game L. Shot Bags, Powder
Flusks
Knives, Scissors, Razors, Gents Travelling
Toilet Gases,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary,
Conts' Spool Cotton, Common do, Tapes,
Yarns,
Buttons, Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co.
longncs,
Soaps, Pcrfumery, Inks,
And n general assortment of Fancy Articles,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jcwclry,
Marine Time Pieces, French Mnn,cl Clocks,
Common Brass and Wood Clocks, &c.
English and German Guns, Bird Cages and
Traps, and various other articles too numerous
10 mention.
N.B.-just received from Paris the most
splendid assortment of Gill and Gold Jrwclry
ever offered in iliis market. F.. G.. b.
October ii, 1851. Soft
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Notice,

The inhabitants of Ills village nrc cautioned
against trusting any operative employed by me
on the WiHin ;tnn d. Manchester Rail Road,
or delivering nny goods whatever, without writ.
ten Orders, either from d. Callahan, J. Hitch
cock, l.. w. Turner, or myself.
ALFRED II. PRATT.
Sumicrvillc, January IA, 1852. l3-lf
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b preferred expected at transportation on an un
that off, Road in complete operation yng larger traffic For
sn" Instances ne cost increases very great ratio The cost of
for short distance The assifecn Of the rates Of
freight is that of the South Carolina Rail lad, adopted
collected by the other Agencies will
completion of tho Road when the traffic ho Road will indicated
the character and amount Of business ea buildings
more more suitable character can be substituted.
10 each officer and have given for his
government and he required strict conformity the
the Road that system csended Which consider so
safety ea and a ts x %G, viii 1s ncn ns s
to the public favor and thus usefulness country
U"der instructions from the Board, contracted Mcssrs Nor,
Brothers for eight Locomotives weight and to be
Two before the 1t Marc by August remaining
isd ] on s ne sn @ aff os
the Western end and trucks for three cyt to be delivered
recommend commencement Of laying the track from Brunswick
ve westward as soon as the Engine and Cars arrive without waiting
extension of that end the for transportation Of
Se aess %s from e the s s do"sv ss @ snmc
20 tons of Rails cargo Of 1873 Of which has
and vessels had been to take
nep "sny crd of ABOUT $50 tons am also advised by Mes,s
shipments under their contract for TOGO would be january
On the addressed the Post Master General and
informed HIM that ten miles of the Road operation,
the Stages saesbag to contract viii, the
m M for its |" rely he stated that
involving additional to the Department. and proposition
upon rata division of the mail pay submitted
and declined have advised the Department that the Road
operation to sumervc and the Company prepared transport
mai TO that point.
Owing the unfinished condition of mc the abandoned
tor Graduation 6wec" the junction and sumele, the
that portion of the Road cannot be statc but confidence
that WILL not exceed $4,000 mile including the loss upon
the sale OF the South Carolina Rail Road Stock This
heaviest sections the ne and much higher prices have paid
timber and materials than will be other the
Under the contracts a&d prosecution the
work on the Western end the Road will be extended
turnout distance OF G miles by the first day of January and
will be spared as will
push forward with the same vo and mdiy Every mile
d adds strength to the Of the Conn any, that
safe rapid aud cheap communication with the board been
so long and anxiousy looked for.
Very respectfully yours,
L. j. FLEMING, Res Eng WI. s. lnn. r. H. Co.
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Executors Notice,

have appointed Mr.. Samuel f. Wilson nv
Agent TO settle up all the matters OF III. fsutv
Of Col. Stcplicn Lacosle, late Of this District.
ANNA l.. LACO>rE.
All persons having demands against the rs.
tate "f Stephen I.ucnslc will present them duly
uttested. Those indebted will make immediate
payment to S. L. WILSON, Agent.
May 7tli, 1851 % If
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Spring and Summer Goods

Spring and Summer Goods
The Subscribers now rsccivng his SPRING
STOCK OF GOODS, which lie Offers to the
public ut reduced prices; consisting in Iurl ;is
follows:
rl%in i:ar'ston Ginghams,
Solid CoorS :.
SuperiiIlc China &c
Solid Colors Organdc Lawns,
Embroidered q NIuslins,
Woyc Thread Lace,
Juconct Eigng,
Inserting,
Swiss Edging,
Inserting,
Aphin Lace Cupcs,
Smp'riinc.. .. Ribbons Trimmed,
Ladies' Balloon Sleeves,
Needlcd worked Collars,
- s. Mourning;
'' Carna,ion Braid
Harge Trimmings,
g Ribbon -
Silk Pendants Trimmings,
Neck Ribbon :.
9 Black and colorcd Kid Gloves,
60 Silk Parlsols,
% Cotton
Printed Nluslms,
Figurcd
Solid 9"
C!ambray Ginghams,
Brown and Drab Linen Drills,
Blue DENNIS,
Cotton AIDES.
Swiss and Null Muslins,
Linen tamhrick Ilaukcrclcf,
Marion Plaid and Striped Ilomespuu,
Marlb bOro :. :.
English Long Cloths,
Charleston rs and IA Shirlngs,
Granville 7-Snnd Ii
Dckalb Cotton Osna burgs,
SSprn,gucs Fancy Prints Colors warrcn,cd,
English g :.
g Furniture Prints,
90 Borlng -
Ladies Black and coorcd Caters,
. Seal Skin Slippers,
g 4" Walking Shoes,
Gents Black and coorcd Caters,
90 Fur and Silk Hats,
'' Ieghorn and Panama Hats.
'' Palmetto Hats,
9. Pumleaf Hats
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND CROCK
ERY, &c. &c.
20 Barrels best Baltimore Flour,
Kegs best Goshen Butter,
II Boxes fine English Cheese,
All ofwhich he offers low for cash or to prnctual
customers.
II. J. DINKINS.
April ., 1851 81 If
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CIRCULAR

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, That lie is now receiving
at his old stand No. 26 HAYHE.SrREET, (np
sinirs,) from Englan!, Germany, France and tile
Northern States, complete assortment Of
6taplc ano fanru prcss GOODS,
Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry, &c,
as per Catalogue unncxcd, which he is prepared
10 sell on reasonable terms, ut Nh0ic-saie oniy,
10 the Country Trade lie respectfully soliciis
n call, being determined TO sell ns low ny any
IIou.e in the City. f. G. BROWN,
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Through Fare from Charles
ton to New York $40.
isS ssi,s;s5tS Esassss,a Ha9A. es1.1
-. -ssy,ts5fs -EEG5551s3a 5s3 V;s'yt
The GREAT MAIL. ROUTE FROM
CIIARLESTON, S. c.,

CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foo, OF
Laurcns-st. daily at 3, p. III. after The
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, and WELDON, N. G. Pc
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH
INGTON, BALTIMORE, PIIiLADEL-
PiIIA. and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston
to Wilmington, are i'll first rate condition,
and arc navigatcd by well known and cxpe-
r;cnccd commanders, and the railroads are
in fine order, (thc Wilmington and Wei
don Road having recently been re- laid with
heavy Il RAID thereby securing both
safety and dispatch. A TnEorGH TICK
EFT having already been in operation viii!
Gc continued as permanent arrangement
from Charleston to New York. BY this
route travellers may reach New York
on the third day during business hours
On and alter the first day of July next.
Baggage will be tickctcd from the pon,
Of departure To Washington City, under
The charge of special Agent or baggage
Master At Washington The same will
he transferred to the care ofsimlar agents,
who will accompany il to New York, and
like arrangements will be pursued in re-
turning South.
Through Tickets TO New York can
alone be had from f.. WINSLOW, Agent
OF the Wilmington ANA Raleigh r. r.
Company, at the office of the Company,
foot Of Laurcns-strect, Charleston, 5. G..
to whom please apply; and TO Charleston,
at the Office OF tho New Jersey Railroad
and Transportation Company, New York.
July2 1851 80 If
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Ready Made Clothing,

Will be received in few days, very
fine Stock of Ready Made Clo,hing- -consis,ins
OF every article of Gems Wear. aud ,Yill I've
old low, by WI FRANCIS.
Orriaiic I. J. & NJ Moscs' Law One,
ScN H., iSvl i7-lt
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f. & .. f..
hlarlon G. II IS C., January |, 1852
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GGEcc.

Persons having demands against the Es-
tate OF r. Richardson, Deed. are requested
to present t':c'n duly attcstcd, and those in
dcbtcd 10 make payment 10
G.. Nj. RICHARDSON,
Admr.
Nov. 6, 1850. 9 If
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DRY GOODS
In CHARLESTON, S. c..
DsssECT IMPORTERS.
c. & q. L. KERRISON q GO,
DIRECT IMPoRTERs of European Dry Goods
nrc Happy To inform their friends and customers,
that they nre now receiving by every arrival
from Europe additions TO as complete n stock of
staple AMID Fancy Dry Goods
as Inns every been offered in Til, market.
GOOD GOODS ARE FURNISHED AT
Low PRICES,
and those who purchase in their city are iny-
tc,i To examine their styles, which will be found
peculiarly adapted to the Southern Trade
LADIES DRESS GOODS AND
DOMESTIC FABRICS IN
EEE1'Y VARIETY: OF
NEGRO CLOTHES, BLANKETS AND
PLANTATION DRY GOODS. A
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
iull stock of CASHIERS, YESTINIS and
CLOTHS: also, LINENS which will be found
free from nny mixture of Cotton.
All articles sold urc guaranteed 10 prove rs
represented.
Tcrms-Cash or City acceptance
&. & T.. l.. KEKillSON & CO.,
300 Northwest Corner
King Il Marketslrccis.
September ., 1851. 45-if
, 1852-12-11

aihrmaiions shall be sui flrct TO all the pains
am penalties of perjury.
SEC. 49, And be it further enacted, That
all questions arising under this act shell be
aaudged by The Surveyor General, as pre-
llminary to a final decision according to law:
and it shall be the duty of the Survey or
General, under the direction Of the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office, to
cause proper tract books to be opened for
the lands in Oregon, and 10 do and perform
all other acts and things necessary and prop
cr to carry out the provisions of this act.
SIC. Ii. And be it further enacted, That
no mineral lands, nor lands reserved for sa-
line, shall 5eliable 10 any claim under and by
virtue OF the provisions of this act and that
such portions Of the public lands as may be
designated under the authority Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States for forts, maya
zines, arsonals, dock yards, and other need
full public uses, shall be reserved and ex-
cepted from the operation of this act
Provided, That if it shall be deemed neces-
sary, in the judgment of the President, to
include in any such reservation the improve
ments of any settler made previous 10 the
passage Of this act, it shall in such case, be
the duty of the Secretary of War to cause
the value of such improvements 10 be as
certalned, and the amount so acsertained
shall be paid to the party entitled thereto,
out of any money not otherwise appropria-
ted. HOWELL COBB,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM R. KING,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
Approved September 27, 1850.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
, 1852-12-11
PROCEEDINGS

OF THE
New Territory Convention" :"

Pursuant to a resolution adopted al a
public meeting Of the citizens Of Northern
Oregon, held on the Goth and 9th days Of
October last in the court room for Lewis
county, Convention of delegates from the
different precincts and settlements Of North.
ern Oregon assembled in the town Of Mon.
ticello on the 25lh day of November, 1852
The Convention was called TO ofd,r By
WIN. w. PLUMB, whereupon G. N. Nc.
CoNAHA, Esq, was chos n President by ac
clamation.
On motion of QUINCY A Brooks, Esq.
Or. r, J. WHTE was unanimously chosen
Secretary.
On taking the chair Mr.. MoCoNAHA adj
dressed the Conyention as fellows:
Gentlemen of he Cearcntion:
] return to you my grateful thanks for the
distinguished honor you have been pleased
to confer upon me, by calling me to preside
over your deliberations. ] assure you, gen.
tlemtn, that this distinction has been as un-
expected by me, as it was unsolicited. And
whilst feel proud at being chosen Presi-
dent CT so large and intelligent body Of
men, yet am but too conscious that in as
signing me this place you have oyer-rated
my abilities. im, however, chcercd with
the hope that whatever errors may COM
init, they will receive an immediate correc-
ton by your generous cooperation. Gen
tlemen of the Convention, it is not within
the province of the chair to enter into dis
cusson Of the momenlous questions which
( fba,,.g-lta. h, / e
us to-day. That duty, gentlemen, must be
performed by you. We come, gentlemen,
to this Convention, for the time, the chosen
representatives of the people of Northern
Oregon. To us, for the time, they have
committed their dearest interests, and upon
you is devolved the duty of carrying out
and perfecting the instructions which you
have received from your respective consiit-
uents. You come fresh from the people,
with positive instructions, knowing their
grievances, and cannot, therefore, fail truly
TO reflect the popular will That harmony
and good will may attend your deliberations
to-day, that all the proceedings of this Con-
venlion may be characterized with dignity
and union of sentiment, and that the final
prayer of our constituents may be granted
by the National Legislature is my prayer.
Again, gentlemen, return you my unieign-
cd thanks for your kind partiality.
On motion of QuINcY A. BROOKS, ESD,
a committee of thirteen was appointed by
the chair 10 draft a memorial to Congress
praying a separate territorial organization
for the people of Northern Oregon, consist
ing Of the following named gentlemen; Q.
A. BRooKs, DIR. d. S. MAYNARD, WIN. w.
PLUMB, ALFRED Cook, j. R. JACKSON, +.
L. FiYcu, A. +. ScoTr, +. A. CLARK, C.
S. HATHAwAY, E A. ALLEN, E, II. Wins
LOW, SETH CAILINE and n STONE.
After the Committee had retired, on mo-
ton of Mr.. MILES the Convention adjourned
until 2 o'clock P NJ.