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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
EAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

IL About $50 Lots varying In nze nom an eighth u IN
sces offered for sae tho most isvers.
bic terms Ten per down, and balance before
March 1854 These lots occupy very healthy aud beautiful
location and In full u tho East River, and In The
immediate vicinity Of the grounds and residences Of several
Of the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of Westeheses
County This village connected with tho Harlem Rail-
road BY branch railroad FOR maps and other nonsfon,
apply to ID. WINTON, Nos Tryon-row, Hasisua
Railroad Office, opposite the City Hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

~ Nsttce.-Ohice Of the American Land Company
No 70 Nassau st.. New-York June Is l852-The Annual
Nesting Of the Shareholders of this Association will be held
u The oce OF the Company No Court square, IN the City
sBo.ton on FRIDAY 18th inst at Y O'clock The meet
ms will then be adjourned to meet for Transaction OF ous
ntss At the same place, WEDNESDAY l5tn september
next Al no O'clock A. NJ. s. II FLEETWOOD, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
~Corv.r.ationaJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. meetines

~ Conversational SIeetings.1Thr meetne'
III s held for Ladies at Hope Chapel No 10 Broadv way,
s.Mr. NICHOLSON on MONDAY, June n, WEDNES-
Say. June Is and FRIDAY. June Is, commencing at 81
ek "Ielspd home" is the subject of these meetings
dipa accounts from actual obseva ion OF the beauty Of
n scenery the character and condition Of Its Mobility and
P,sssniry Fl, the lord 10 the se with sketch OF the
"a Jaws of the Famine Admission % cents Tickets 70
hsS a. C. Frenchs bookstore Clint Halls at No. Isl
S,tor. st snd Anti-slsvery Office, Beekman-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
LvOR SALE-The House and sever

acre. q Land near the railroad depot risshiIl L..H.
excellent order 6ns double house. good oatbuIdinss
large amount Of choice fuit snd possessing svs ssisits
fine 70 Nsw.York by railroad, hoars Inquire % y
DORLAED, No. 81 Ea-san-st, NY City, a. u WV 4.
WALSH, &C WV. II. DENNIN0, Sishtin LandiaG pussh-
Csun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
DUARD in a PRIVATE FRENCH

DPAMILY-One or two single 0e,ieuen, dssrous OF
srQurr practical knowledge Of the French can and the
Of 40 eoinx hy inqunz No l6s lhss
place where they Be accommodated with
6re rc0m On he tssond fooE, and pAy-A board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
EyARM WANTED.-Two houses and
EOR SALE-A small Farm of nine OF

LNOh SALE-h sUdl Fum vi niHc VI
ten acres Of land situated in the town Of Havesstrsw,
County, about half mile from the river II Iomp
Airs Cove. There Il rood frame hous ~ isst sqnare
on the prs mics The sse veil calculated for ffI and
has fine view up and down the nyer IL viii BE- cold d
Public Auction On the 1stof July O'clock A. M ~ he
,tors of Topkns Cove Terms made the day Of
pale WIN rOMLlNh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
NOIINTRY hESIDENCE for SALE-

~ On the line Of the Central Railroad OF New-Jsi~ys
shout hours ride fon this cii a,wo story attic hoos
Few rods Granville station The hoss entirs~
ly new nshed In modern stys, and con'ssns nne rooms
Communication with city several daily By rai-
road and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IS per annumL Fof
turther particulars. spply 20 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

Il to let furnished or unfuruished with tai or partial
Board q with all modern improvements oceucaed
BY French family where the French LANGUAGE ooy sPo
KEN and the English but little French lessons given 10 the
evening References exchanged Address No " w e~
0ffh.
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~ Notice-ship ADELAIDE Captain Cobb, from
Ehsnsbai Il discharging Pier No H. +. Conssnees
are requested to attend to the receipt Of their Goods
sPOEFORD TlLESrON co NO. 90 ooath-sI-
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BEN Publications.


A DVERTISEMENT.-NowR Ready
n THE AMERICAN WING REVIEW for July Vol.
XVI No. l.
Portrait OF Hon. Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio.
]. The Democratic Convention.
2 A Letter to the Prepretors Of Hsrpers Magazine
Counterblsst TO Pirate Literature.
3. Ghost Story.
4 Fiat Justitia- Ruat Alison
6. Tie United States Consular System.
2. The lncastros OF Ink Fiends
The Mystery Of Time.
o. A Search after Democratic" Principles
General Review-Consressional summary-Musio-
THREE DOLLtRsAYEAR IN ADVANCE; SINGLE
NUMBERS TWENTY FIVE CENTS. For sale at No l2o
Nssssns and by all Booksellers The trade supplied at
CHI AMPI0N BiSSELL, Publisher Ne l2O Nassau,st, T.
FETRIDGE CO Boston J. W. MOORE, Philade[
phai POST CO, Cincinnati; ID. NJ DEWEY, Rochester
Just pubh,hed,)
A DISCOURSE on the LIFE and SER
IA VICES Of PROF. MOSES STUART, delivered In
the City of New York Sabbath Evening January 18th 1852
te1ian Church JOHN = TRoW, No % Ann..t.
In PRESS and to be Published in short
i time THE EARLY LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
A LIVING LITERARY MAN, with Likeness that will
be gnized To be for sale wholesale and retail by the
principal booksellers
HTATRIMONY AND THE SECRET
lvk OF LOVE AND enthusiastically illustrated
Love- Courtship &c also how to be handsome single
book IS cents Five copies, 81. Address Or. DUVALL Al
bany, N. " postpaid Bent free es return nail
NEW GLOBES.-Copley'sn new l6-inch
Celestial and Terrestrial Globes fresh supply 81
beautiful Globes with the stars Of the different mag
ntudes coored Just received and for sale Wholesale and TO
Nv " ~
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mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES advertise

"ANTED-Some person with small
w capital purchase valuable Patent Right for the
Southern and Western Specimen articles Of this
invention with which may travel without the lea.
ncenvensnee will Be furnished in proportion 70 the extent
Of territory purchased To persons wns 70 make money
this "a an nocnrtunity seldom offered Inquire Of
N C. THAYER, No. lis Chsmbenss-, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
ITO BUILDERS.-Lots for sale, with

liberia building loans For sale - Lola each ID feet
deep IS feet yards Ia Of the most rspdiy ipov
ins locations with certainty Of doubling 20 'ues
The sole OBJECT ofthe % improve pfopeny 20
pattern house. Apply at No i1s Sfosa"a'' ap''n'''
fam 4 IN o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

BOARD in BROOKLYN.-A small,
I'D private Family viii lee toe whole second Aoor "a
OF Y On m nished with board TO Gentleman and WIFE.
Location veIy pleasant Apply No Isl Dueldst, be-
tween Fulton and Wioughhy-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

DOY WANTED-To learn the Drug
business One about is years Of age, and Of good
Character may apply C. H. RINGS, No 1872 Broadway,
cor John]t
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ROOMS-Without


Board in frst-elass house. with private family =
The are pleasant and well furnished and the oc&tie
desIahle. Apply on the premisss. No lt2 Chan9ersN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
Houses to Get.

~ to LET-Situat on the Fort Hamilton Road,
NIL from South Ferry a miles from Greenwood Gene
T. rylarge frame House hlled in Carriage House stable
&C. with one acre land attached and several additional
acres be had II desired The house commands iins
VisT of the 3ay staten Isani &c. kc-well suited for
boarding house. Apply TO OVINGT0N BROTHERS
No 2l3 FDtonst, Brooklyn, or to b. sTEPHENsoNi NO
I67 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
NOR SALE-A Honse. Barn and l0

scrss Of Lsnd with peach and other fruit trees yell,
&c all in good order IL u conveniently atsssed the
Camden and Annoy Railroad station 81 Prospect Pisns
EswJ.nsy. VIII be sold bgsain. applied for son APP
ply TO d. DAVIDSON, Prospect Plains, of T. PoR-
fEOUS No % Pnest, New.YOrk.
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ruR NEW.YORK TRIBUNE

%. CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
-,s.b.d on the departure of each Semi Monthly Mall
s.rrcr Price 81 cents per copy.
GREELEY McELRATH, Pubhshen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

EINE VIEW of NORTH RIVER
IL One large front % eoor, with bedroom at
iached and roous upon Sd and 18th floors wi board tor
Gentlemen and Wives single Gentlemen. Terms mod
crate Family small and respectable and disposed 70 do all
in their power make comfortable home Apply al the
house No 1873 Weshngo II the New York Boarding
Exchange No 81 Duanes q door east from No Soi Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

esr Malice 70 Passengers from Panama 20
CsIiforn,e. The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY feel called uoon sve public notice that no tickets
will be recognized by their agent at Panama when are no
sped by am offices OF this Company and thai tickets thus
rtned can be obtained only at their Agency, No III West
III of C. l. BARTLETT, Esqr Boston or Messrs AKIN
MRONG HARRIS 4 co, New Tleans-New- York, Jan.
1852 BY order, WM II. DAVlDGE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
HOUSE and LOT for SALE.-The

neat two story and atac House. No lzo Ffsnklinst
Psrt Of purchase money may reDsn boat and mort
GAGE Inquire on the premises or 9, No z3 Wsbinroas
WRIGHT 0lLLfES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
ROOMS-Verv pleas

n artly situated-One or rooms, communicating
If desired in second story without mess Ia private hn"
ly; sso couple OF rooms in third story either furnished OF
fu ushe6. ~ B-The beds all aud furnished with
The cool spring mattresses &C. No POI Bleeckers west OF
Broadway.
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mo LET-Well-hghted hoOMo, win
-, s,,.rn Power Of snysnze- Inquire Of
- C. g. sInONsOH, No. III Lews~
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EOR SALE, on easy terms, elk acres

Ia 'OIt ohLE, Oh tHSy tcIH5' YIN "C'Vo
Of good Land situated Mount Prospect about ten
mnutes walk from the depot at TDry'own Ia 70 sssy OF
access and the yer view unsurpassed There The
premises quarry Of building stone Inquire Of JOHN
BUTLER, Jr, No. 50 Wiliam-st, or 3. n THOMAS, near
the deu0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

WTANTED-A good Barkeeper for the
w city-AmeIicsn preterrd-or one who can procure
good city reference. Can early at l. WATTSs, No $40
(3rand.st, near Bowery.
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ruy NEw.YORK TRIBUNE

FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
nc the departure OF each Mail Steamer for Liver
Pre- 81 cents copy, or IS per year. to any Par Of
-. sstsin or a TO the Continent postage included.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-16

The following additional items by the
America, VIC copy from the telegraphic report
Of the Charleston Courier Of tho Ilth inst
GREAT BRrTAN.-The business transact
ed in Parliament was unimportant 1t will
break up on the goth Of June Lord Stanly
has officially disclaimed on the part Of Great
Britain any claims to the Guano Islands, but
ships of war h. We been sent there to protect
British interests. Two ships hare arrived
from Australia with Al, 900 ounces of gold.
The Bullion In the Bank of England com
prised twenty millions sterling Baron Roth.
schild, was again candidate for the repre-
sentation Of the city Of London. The long
litigated case relative to the jennings Estate,
has not been decided by the High Court OF
Chancery, as was asserted by the Chelmsford,
Essex Chronicle. -. Z
FRANcE.--It Is rumored that Louis Ma
poleon has not abandoned his scheme OF
annex'ng Belgium TO La Belle France. A
union Of the elder and younger branches OF
the Bourbon family Is said to be on the tapis
The Orleans manifesto has been drawn uu
but not published Refusals TO take the
oath of allegiance multiply. The, bill to ex.
tend the Tobacco monopoly 10 1853 is before
the Legislature. .E
AusTRn.---The Cxnr Of Russia has inyea
ted the thirty millions Of francs, which M
withdrew from the French Funds, In the Ans
trian Loan. RI y. II " d :
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Fine Whea.-A bunch Of twenty-five
heads has been shown to us BY General Jas.
II. Williams, Of this town, which is hard to
beat. The heads are from six to seven inch
es in length and the one we shelled yielded
sixty-one heavy well filled grains. The
wheat from which this sample was grown,
was brought from Mexico by Gen. Williams,
on his return from the late ar between the
United States and that Republic. It may
be sown about the first of December, and Il
natures about one week later than May
wheat.-Ne,oberry Sentinel
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HEAD QUARTERS,
Buck HEAD, June 0, 1853.

ORDER No H
"NHE following Regiments will parade
IL for Review and Drill at the times
and places following, viz:
The Regiment Of Infantry at Lancas-
terville on Wednesday the 23d ofJune
next.
The 22d Regiment at Camden on Satur-
day the 26th of June.
The Goth and 44th Regiments at Sum-
terville on Thursday the lst day of July
next.
The commissioned and non-commis.
stoned Officers will assemble the day pre-
vious at their respective par rde grounds
for Drill and Instruction.
The Reviews to take place at II o'clock
M.
The Major General of the Sd Division
and the Brigadier General of the 5th Bri-
gade of Infantry, will, with their respec-
tive Staff attend the Reviews.
The Brigadier will extend this order.
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief
j. w. CANTEY,
June 0. 1s Adj't & Ins. Gen.
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The WING PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION
At Meeting of the Wing party of South
Carolina last evening at the Masonic Hall,
king-street Dr.IF. Y. Porceer in the Chair,
the following gentlemen were appointed to
represent this State in the Wing Convention
to assemble in Baltimore on "Wednesday
next viz: Hon. Waddy Thompson, DR. s.
II. Dickson, WIN. Gregg, T. Tupper, W..
Whaley. G. w: Brown, w. Patton, H. II.
Williams and G. 8. Bryan. ..-.--.7~s
Arreamble and resolutions were adopted,
complimenting Fillmore and Webster, but
the Delegation was not instructed as to their
vote in the Convention.-Merrury
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The lady of Sir John Franklin, the lost
Navigator, has written a letter to the Pre-
sident Of the United States. expressing her
best thanks for the interest manifested in her
distinguished husband, by the people of this
country, and at the same time, states her
ground of hope that Sir John will be found
We zee it stated that Mr.. Grinnell is about
sendirg out two ships on another search to
the Arctic regions and that Mr. Peabody,
a wealthy American banker at London, has
expressed his readiness to cooperate with
Mr.. Grinnell, and authorised him to draw up
on him for $4,000 for that purpose. ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-16

MsLAsGHoIr AccrpEsr.--An acsident oc-
Cured at the upper workshop of the South
Carolina Railroad Company on "Wednesday
morning last, which we regret to state has
resulted in the death of julius p. StrobeI,
young man Of much promise in his calling,
aged about seventeen years. Young Stro-
bel, it appears, was sent to do some work
on the boiler of the locomotive Cherokee,
which had been in use that morning,but which
had been In the, yard some two or three
hours. He entered the fiue for his purpose;
but unfortunately forgot to blow off the
steam, and. while engaged at work, removed
plug, which Ind been fastened in the boil
er to prevent its leaking when a quantity
of steam and heated water escaped through
the aperture, and scalded him very severely.
He was taken to his residence, in Liberty st.,
where he died at an early hour yesterday
morning.-Charleston Courier.
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IMPROVEMENTS ON EAsr DkT.--Un;..S:
this caption, we think, may be appropri-
ately noticed the fine building now erect
ing next the corner Of Cumberland street,
for Mr.. james Walker, Of this city, by
our energetic. townsman Mr.. George w.
Black. The building is TO be entirely Of
South Carolina Grey brick and Is erecting
upona lot Of ~ by lis feet. The d.
mensions win be as follows: Width OF
front, a. feet; depth, 90 feet; height, 8
stories. The lower story TO be divided in
to two distinct stores. and the upper sto-
ries, as well as The lower to the South, to
be occupied as a Wholesale grocery estab-
lishment by Mr. Walker.
The front will be supported by hand.
some Iron columns in lieu Of the granite
20 commonly used for that purpose. Mr.
Black informs us that he expects TO com.
plets his work by the first Of September
and We heartily wish him, as well m ttS
entsrphsing protector, every success IN
their undertaking, for we have no hesita,
ton In saying tiiat when complete, and
viewed in connection with the elegant and
eommodiops stors now about being erect
ed BY oar public spirited neighbouFs 8 s
kaBaf 4 Brothess, they viii not oaly b,
eonssdessd superb block Of stores, bat ar
enviable Improvement 10 that portion O
our great btisiness thorouehlare, alike a
highly cseditable 10 the heads that devise,
J % 70 thehands that executsd,--Evs. Nsr.
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THE SEASON AND THK CRoPs.- The sea-
SON, thus far, though remarkably dry. has
been highly favorable for the crops gnneral-
ly. Oats have suffered most, and are gene
rally low, but we think.the yield generally
will be fair. Corn and cotton generally,
look well, and, with favorable seasons, from
this time forward, must turn out n most
abundant yield, CAerato Gdzene '.'~
H- We trust this wiil be the case gen
orally. 3 s.....r ...1 ....u
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Tho Cheraw Gazette Of the 9th inst, says,
At the annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Cheraw and Anson Plank Road Com
pany, held this day, the following Directors
were elected: Allen Macfarlan, President;
Thos. E. Powe, J. C. Colt (in place Of DR..
A. Malloy, who declined re-election,) ]. A.
David, J. w. Leak, J. A Moore, E. Bovine.
Hon. T. E. Powe declined reelection.
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. A FAST MAN.-The Paducah (Ky.)
Democratspeaking ofDr, Haynes, says, that
in twenty-five days he married two wives,
travelled fifteen hundred miles, told four
thousand lies, and in twenty days more,
was arrested, tried, convicted, and lodged
in the State prison. Heis decidedly "fast"
man.
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IFpR rHR LEDGER.

2
Mr. Editor:-I notice In your last an arti-
Gle headed "A chance for Misses" and pro-
posing an inigma, Of which l will venture a
solution. II is easy to be perceived, that,
from the grouping Of the letters, certain of
them represent words, the letter b represents
oneword, and the letter n, In our alphabet, Is
the only enc, sxeept the interiectiou o, that
represents a word. b then stands for a, and
following the same rule, that is for each let
ter, taking the one Immediately preceding It
in the alphabet, we have for the reading Of
the puzzle, "Why do you not write II il
more than month since we have heard
from you" Except the word than" which
Itake as a misspript, the reading is easy ac-
cording to my rule. e II.
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Executive DEPARTMENT,

.narrn r COLUMBIA, 10th June, 1852. {
@ The medals which were designed by the
Legislature to be awarded to the members
OF the Palmetto Regiment have been bes.
towed on the survivors of the regiment only.
The following rules Will be observed in
their future distribution: .- ..r .a ..... Y,
1. That medals be awarded to all officers
and men who were honorably discharged
2. That when an officer resigned and ano-
ther was appointed in his place, medals be
awarded to both.
8. That when man was discharged and
a substitute received in his place, medais be
given to both. ...
4. All the above rules to be subject to
exceptions, where, in particular cases, cir
cumstances existed which should Justly de-
prive the officer or soldier Of the honor.
8. That in the case of those officers and
soldiers who have died, medals be given to
the nearest relatives.
In accordance TO these rules, all members
of the Regiment who have not received
medals, and the nearest relative ofthosc who
have fallen IN battle, or who have died, will
send in their names, ,orinen at large and leg
IDLY, to the Messrs. Gregg, Hayden, g. Co.,
Charleston, who are prepared to have them
cast, and their names engraved.
The muster rolls of the regiment are de-
posted in this department; but Il is thought
the adoption Of the mode recommended will
facilitate the end desired, which will be COM
pared with the muster rolls to test their cor
rectness. ....
BY order Of his excellency, the Governor.
B. 7. WATTS, Secretary.
GY- All the papers in the State will copy
once week for two weeks.
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RAIL ROAD SPIRIT In MIssrss1pPI.-A large
number of rail road meetings have been held
in various parts of Mississippi, and determi-
nation is evinced to carry the New Orleans
and Great Northern Rail Road through that
State despite all opposition. The Watch
Tower says the road will be built through
that State with or without help.
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Last and Final Notice.

ENHE accounts Of William Robinson, for
l. the years 1850, 1851 and 1852, having
been transferred to us, are placed in the
hands of John Williams Esq, for collection
and all persons indebted to said William
Robinson as aforesaid, are requested to call
on John Williams, Esq, and give their notes
or pay the cash for their accounts, on or be-
fore the 4th day ofJuly next, or they will
positively be sued, after that time.
$3.50. p. T. HAMMOND,
.-..... SAML SPENCE.
June 14th, 1852. june l6. st. 10.
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COM M IT T ED

TITO THE JAIL OF LANCASTER DIS
u trict Negro Boy, who calls himself
Riley, and says he belongs to L. Boykin, of
Kershaw District. Said Boy is about 5 feet
or inches in height, very black, and has n
scar on his right hand, which he says was oc.
casioned by burn. He is some % or 80
years OF age. He can also read and write.--
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, and take him away. ~..
JAMES ADAMS,
June l6. If l9 .. Sheriff L. d.
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Marriagts.

On Thursday evening, Sd inst, by Rev. J.
Z. Rodgers, Mr.. JOHN 7. HERsHEAS, to Miss
ANN L. ALEXANDER, eldest daughter of i. B.
Alexander, Of Camden. ... r.
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DRUGS and MEDICINES,
OUR MOTTO Is
" Quick Sales and Short Profts."

"Q"ick Sales and Short Profts."
II A IL E Il WITTY
MOST RESPECTFULLY INVITE
WI the attention of Iancastervillc, and
surrounding country, TO their
New and Cheap Drug Store,
one door south of J. Adams Store, where
they can find n well selected stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs and
Pcrfnmerys. Lady's Toilet Powders, Water
ColOfed Paints and Pencils, Puffs &c.
Fine Envelopes and Note Paper, Fine Chew
ing Tobacco and Cigars, always on hand.
Anything in our line, not on hand, will be
ordered for customers at the shortest notice.
All the above articles having been pur-
chased mostly for cash, will be sold lower
than the same article has usually been sold
in this place. Call and see that this is no
putting.
e1B" Our Soda Fountain is now in opc-
ration, and we are prepared to accommodate
our customers with Soda Water, Syrups,
&c. Ice always ON hand.
Lancastervillc, s. c., April %. 3mo.