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Ir'sA Bonnowpp Honsr.-A friend of

IrsA BoRRowgp HoRsE.-A friend of
ours who was few miles in the country
Yesterday, relates the foIlowing'-
A mile or so from the city he met a
boy on horseback. crying with the cold
why don't you get down aud lead the
horse?" said our friend; that's the way
to keep warm" "lt's BIB borrowed
horse and III ride him if freeze!
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TnE SCALpE,.-We are in the receipt
of the l4th number Of this Journal, OF
which We have hitherto given the charnc.
ter. isunt whit behind its predeces
srrs,-still learned. still satiricul, still
"anatomizin the conservatives of the
New York Faculty. Q This number com
pletes the third year, and in that time
the publisher has speui $4,000 aud re-
ceived IS. 700. He however has had
every numbe: stereotyped and owns the
plates. He has had $500 notices ofthe
press, two only over the lett which ema.
mated from the medical press of the city
The Scalpcl makes medical articles read
able. If any Of the conservative portion
Of the faculty desire peep. we will loan
them the work IN order 10 watch their
counter ances.
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lgllis stated tina, the Cuban prison
ers, who were pa',loned by the Queen
of Spain, were 10 sail for Vig". an the
10Th of January, on board the ship Prem
ticr, bound for Boston.
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ROCHESTER. Feb. l2.-The Wing convention ol
GeneSee county metat BlldVia yesterday I" ap
point eight delegates 10 The district convention
A strong resolution in idvur OF Cen Scott TOT
President was adopted.
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~ Large purchases of Flour have
been made in the English markets tor
France, and it is said that the exporta.
ton from France will be prohibited.
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W.s.itn ,ha coIIo,.,in, from fha T.Ie
cup "o ""o"'s "0"' '"o 1e'
graph, tDT. OldS peper,) OF yesterday.
w. .h.Il ca,ta;nIy o;va ,ba Honorsbla
'''" 1
Representative oi the 'lndomltaole ninth'
the full benefit of his explanation:
HorsE oT RsRRESEsrATiyEs.
na'@1ngto" a. Cmy reoy; ,,.,,o ., rp'o r. ,h. al
inst, | fud the following paragraph:
we are ni, ndeo'ea 10 ns Ing i,o" "oSic dncnsn,.
The kindness Of Gen. Taylor Is the more readily
pprereu T % newbers rom other districts r
Congressional favors."
""s"s = ,hs % ,OoJ NJ A. nennIs oTF Fair6eld cnnn'y
that desire no quarrel with the Gazette' 1t"
,hsa" ~ r,nr ,'oar. bs. NJ ceJ ma nnJsr ts,;"s
obligations to see that the editor is fully enlig,t'
documen,s How INV vgrv wnr,hv coIIean,,e the
tion =. b. Taylor could have been able to take
understand: ionsmnch ns there hns moi as vet6een
n single copy of any document ordered Ivy this
'O's ''' '"T vsrv p.n,rIIv ne r%v''' w ''' '''"
f. b. oLns.
,,Li;sh ',e n"S.'uos C1 "; ,u1 cl'u,a - ~ ha
considered Public Document long ago pur-
",..O oi," 'o'"a'us" " 'VPy ""' N'H''
,.'
Sn"J ~ ,ha nrs.o,,, s.ssion of CONGRESS-
o.l u,, ;,,o,leJ 90 =, ocLrowIsdoe.
rc ~, h Lo uo, ,Lov
w,,,1 he continually which we kpe "
fro,, ao,ual exnerisOcs ws cou,d no, ex.
c.. ~ O,a. r. ,vo. ;um,,a,ial
P''' :,
:" u' ~,
INV T." "''e " .,,.,.''
'"'e"'' W" "' ~
se'' "''' ~
-" ~.
o"''' ""e' W. '"0 PH' Pa'o :.
''o"' '"' % 10. 90 VIZ WV 'I,
VIC "1''' ~ wv ~; w w.,
was ''o"' "e"' Aay WV '""'
we oota'he" 0"'~""'e Puo''o "'ou''i0"''
last winter, none Of which, we believe,
came underline frank ofthc member from
this district, aud we think the note pub
lished above is nothing more than an in
timation To the people" that We need
expect nothing from that quarter. We
have no desire to seek controversy up
on this ground, as we have no doubt that
we can be supplied by some ofthe Wing
members of Congress.
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H The Engineersistrike continues IN
England. and in consequences several
workshops have been closed.
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STATE TEMPERANcE CoNvENTIoN.-T The
Temperance men at Columbus are max
ing preparation ona large scale for the
coming Convention. The presence OF
Messrs. Houston. Carey aud Cough will
draw a large crowd to the Capitol. and
il is Intended with this to make a grand
demonstration in favor of the Maine
law. tusgi-~t si.,},
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.

DR.. II. Shacller 81 90 p. Marshall. .-..s M
David Black well. 30 james Granthan-. LIS
David Xnuk .. 90 James Shannon. -. 80
KEW SUBSCRIBERS
David Blackwel; David Zook; William Wat.
sou; John Taylor
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NOTICE Is hereby given, 70 the Stockholders Of
LN the Cincinnati. Wilmington ami Laa9syIs Rail
Road Company. that an rsfahnrur ct tan per cent,
upon eac share Of the Capital stock oF said company,
is required 10 be psii The untersign,d Treasurer
thereof. al his oiiee in Larras'ef, or before the
FIRST DAY or MAR a NEXT, s.d like install
men OF ten per every sixty days thereafter un.
I'll the whole amount Is raid up.
BY order o: the Board of Directors.
JOEL RADEBARGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati ". * ZaHesviile Railroad Company.
Non s.--ln crest will be allowed on all subscrip-
tons Of stock, from the time paid in unii the road
i, opened and in operation.
And Tor the convenience nj Subscribers, JoEL L.
FNAsELJv, Esq, Of Crciavillo. has been appointed
t. receive insalnents from subscribers residing in
Pckswav county.
DAHu1 McLEAv, Es1 , Of Washington, FOR those
residing in iayete county, and
LAwEESeE fUzuUsH, ESQ. Of Wilmington, from
those residing in Clinton county.
JOEL RADEBATGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati ". & Zanesyi.le Railroad company
February 8, lsj2. 10
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A Bold GAME.-Probably no paper
inOhio presumes moreupon the gu''abll'ty
Of its re aders than that published by the
Ex Chairman of the Committee Of Pub
lie Safety. The latest move is an attempt
TO make it's subscribers believe that the
Wings are responsible for the delay il
the present Legislature, When the fac
is reflected upon that this body is Sc
strongly Democratic that the Wings arr
powerless, the boldness Of this moy'
will be apparent. Citizen Sammedar'
will scarcely succeed. ~
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U1I9I@AGo

MARRlED-On Thursday the 10Th instant, by
the Rev. John Wagenhas Mr.. PETER C.. HINE
aud Miss LUCY MARIA TINKER. both Of tins
county
MARRIED-On the 10th February. 1859. by
the Rev, Mr.. J. Carson, Mr.. II. F. CLAYTON Of
this City, and Miss LIZZIE A. MILLER, ol Chill
Iicothe.
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] ne .sAdtr OI OulO4 hibtlC NNs
Court Of Common Pleas, Sept. Term, a. u. lojl
Baldwin Dibee and York and o,hers,)
vs.. II cHA1cERy
Thomas 7 White and others,
TNHE Defendant, William L. Laws & Co., nelure
j and TaLe, Oliver, MARTIN & Co.,Wooi. Corey and
" ooJ, John H. Brown and Co., ,'Ecke Rsgns sul Co.,
Temple, Barker aud Evans, William Richardson and
Co.. Baglry, Woodward and Co. Of the city Of ihilH-
dephis, Pennsylvania, and John Stewart and Co. and
R. and D. VI. Stebbins and Co., OF the CITY OF New
York. and Pontdpxter and Alden, WalhlyCarson and
Co., and Long and Byrne OF the city Of Baltimore, Ma
ryand and Gill and Stout o. the city Of Wheeling,
Virginia. are hereby notified Of the filing Of complain
ants bill on the 9th Of September, A. D. 1851, and
the object and prayer Of said bill is to set aside and
vaCatc as fraudulent, compromise made BY COM
planants and Mountaineering in the cities Of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, with the said de-
rendaut Thomas U. White in the spring Of 1851, Of
their several claims and demands against him.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the said saver
al defendants Of dependency. object and prayer Of
said bll-and that they must sever5lv be aud appear
before our said court the first DAY oithe next Term
thereof, and then and there plead, answer or demur
to said bil-otherwise the same will be taken a,
confessed as to them and the matters thereo! decreed
accordingly.
p. VAN TRUMP * JOINT DRASEE,
attorneys for ComplGiaants.
December %, 1871 S5,25 6w3+
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SUE MARRIED To AN AMERICAN Lazy
In his last lcte from Paris. NJ. Gail.
Iardet states that Eugene Sue. the distn
guished novelist, had been permitted ia
reside in Sardinia, ,hroagh the int"rven
ton of his father in law. Nj. Niles,
Charge nr the United States at the Sar'
dnian court.
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Picture Gallery.

TIME undersigned is just receiving at his rooms "a
beautiful lot Of Plates, Frames and Cases, of all
Qualities, from to the IL plate size, which he
will fill with DagHerr0ypes unsurpassed IN the beau
tful art and at prices that cannot fail TO please
All arc cordially invited to call and examine for
themselves. Doors open at all hours; ,,,n
Lancaster, January %. a. d. FELLEk'
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~ = Doz. Collins, Msnn's. White anl Eagle Com'
ouaiity and pattern, and warranted by the ManuIae-
turer. For sale by - ....-..,
EFFINGEP, WHITE s LATTA.
Inncas sinr. October 80. iS5l ~
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The Lancaster Gazette.-The LAvcAsrrn GGz.
trrE . published every Ihursday, at ths follow.
ing rates.
Ono copy, ono year in advance. ............si n
WhHln me year. .............. o.
-, aiier The year expires. . a.
Five - Z M
Ten * IN
from and a'ter tho expiration Of lle yrsr tgo
legal rate Of interest will be charged upon ffe high
est terms Order, for clubs must be- accompanied
by ne cash. The person, getting up club oi ten.
WIZ be entitled 10 copy gratis 20 5ns a. the club
CONTINUES n Ough bis extr,ioRs. The Cash g. tenn
~ ~ ne" paper, IS the most convenient and profits.
Sle' BON Tor publisher and subscriber, and 70 is 70
or h9Ped mat, wherever Il Is possible, it will be
strictly adhered tn
hdNeftising.-The G.zErrr affords p7ortabls
medium for sdyrTtisrrs. II has now a largar prr.
nlspgHt enenlSlion ihan a. any pr-yI,us time, aud
tnls Is constantly incf'a.iug The isyors If our
customers will be- sct up IN cornpaci manner I'm,
aiiording 10 each one on equal chsnca for puHlriry
Hereafter, the following torhs v.ll ie strictly
adhered to- W
Oae square, three ingertiong g...,..........sIO O1
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Sale OF Real Estate by Order of Court.

Sale OF ItcNI Estute Dy UTUtT OF NUUTI'
AN the Goth day of February A. d. 1852, at |?
W o'clock, NJ, on the premises, in the town Of III
thopolis will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate as the property OF JAcoBWAGNER,
deceased to-wi In Lots Nos 81 and % in said town
of Lithopolis-5l appraised at S?S, and 90 at Sl2.
PAYMENTS one-third in hand, balance in two equal
annual instalments, in one and two years from day
of sale, with interest -
.. HENRY KISTLER, Adm'tOr
of the Estate Of Jacob Wagaer, deceaSed'
January 10, 1852. $3.50 bw3I
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NEW FALL GOODS-A large aud general asso
~ ment now opening, ana bargains 70 be bad at IN
rhe.p store opposite Saeler's Hotel.
Ndys,cber (. 1850 W.T.. WISE
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- 7--7--, - N -T7777 1-FT7-=z777r s11
I-s.yz-lc i z : - : z -. = -
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A.'oet-Touv \. PrED. city Clerk
February 10, loj2.
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Notice.

NOIICPs
A IL persons indebted to the late firm of STRAYER,
IN DuRBAN Il Co., are hereby notified that the
Books, Accounts and Notes are now in my hands -
Persons knowing themselves indebted to the said firm
are requested to call and settle immediately. ,,or
NEWTON SCHLEICH.
Lancaster, November o. lSol. 4wSo
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1852. GAZETTE ESTABLISHMENT. 1859
Oihce-In the Tallrnsdgo Block, Ord story west end
GEORGE WEAVER,


The Lancaster ChZ Zette.-The LAvcAsrrn GIz.
LrLE !. In-Llshel eNarH Ihmr-..aa ~ tan G.ILn.-.
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December II, 1851.
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Chnoning Anes.

Febru,ry ., 1853.
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AN OUNCE OF FACT, is worth pound oi
theory: and the swarm of conclusive { cts
that cluster round that incompatible prcplr.
alton, HOofand's German Bittcrs. prepared
by DIR. c. Nj. Jackson, Phladclphil, est,b-
fishing its value us II tonic anG restorative.
are such us would prevent incredulity itself
from questioning its efficacy. mall cases of
diseases of the stomach, whether lcnte or
'chronic, it may be recommended for lis
soothing, cordial, and rcnovsting influence.
Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss Of appetite, nau-
sen, ncrvons tremors, relaxation, debility, &c.
!arc relieved by the bittcrs in very short
''tscHcvcr fills To work II thorough cure.
32-2m
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l. And And MILLS,
FOR S ALE.


E''''Ss;H s~ e Cup H. wild 1'"'''';'' ''5S District
Under the decree of the Court Of Eoui
~ ty in the above case, | will sell at
the Court House in Lancaster on the first
Monday, the 9th Dec. 1852. the following
tracts of land belonging to the Estate Of An.
drew r. Culp, decd. viz:
One tract containing ninety and half, a
crcs, situate in Lancaster District, on Meal
pins Creek and Sugar Creek, bounded by
the lands of VIM. Sembler, Mrs. Culp and
others. Upon this tract is situated valua-
bic Merchant MILL in excellent repair, with
never fniling supply of water.
Also, one other tract containing 80 acres.
bounded by Mc.Alpinc Creek, lands of
NJ. A. Culp, estate Of John Mills and others.
Also, one other tract containing l6l acres,
bounded by lands of Wm Culp, estate Dan
lei Mills, Jas. Ptttcrscn and others,
The above lands arc located near the
Charlotte and Columbia Railroad, almost, if
not within hearing of the (" whistle" Of the
cars.
TERMS A credit of ], . and wears
with interest from day of s,,le, { except as
much cash rs will pay costs,) purchaser Civ
ing bond and two good suretrs.
JAMES II. VII I1HERSPO)N,
Com'r. Eq. L. d.
Lancaster c. H., S. c. Oct. 90, 1852.
Printers Fec 50. 81 It
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RASCALS ABOUT!

Stop thief! stop thief IA highwayman,
Not one Of them was mute;
30 they, and all that went that way,
Soon Joined in the pursuit.
after the scoundrel, thief and villain, that
with g malice afore,hought and not having
the fear" of our dog before his ewes, did
tellonously, and against the peace and dimi.
" OF our sanctum, steal, and carry AWAY,
II et Grmis, our clothes line. on the night II
the lst instrnt. We viii. give seven-pencc
reward to any PRISON lodging said thief in
Jail where We can get him.
LEDGER"
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

HnrPrtdnt DysPeftics!-Dr J. 5. lIough-
TONS. PSPsin- The True Digestive Fluid, or
,Gas,ric .lmipe, prepared from Rennet or the
Fourth S,"mnch of the Ok, after directions
'"f Baron iicbeg. the great Physiological
Chemist, by j. 5. lioughton, VI. d., fhil;:-
'dr'phia. This is truly II wonderful remedy
for lndigcsti"n. Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Liver
Complaint, constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own Method, by n, ture's own
Agent, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets.
containing Scientific evidence Of its value,
furnished by Agents gratis. See notice
am,ng the medic..l advertisements. Il
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Later from Europe--Arrival of the
hIrlca.
NEw-( DRt

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 4.
-Four thousand bales Of Cotton were
sold on Thursday, at New Orleans, ut
steady prices; anl after business had con-
cindcd, the Itrjea's aivices ere received,
from New York, 10y the Western Telegraph
which report that the weeks sales ut Liv-
erpool, amounted to $4,000 bales, and
that prices w,re firm and unchanged.
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Exports--NoY. q.

LlvEHPooL-Ship John Rutleige-3542
bales Upland, 100 do S. |. Cotton.
BosioN-Scllr L. Patterson -25G bales
Cotton, 100 casks Rice, 1925 bushels
Rough Rec, 81 cases Mdze.
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NOTICE.

TNlIE subscriber offers for sale his plants
Il tion on Hanging Rock Creek. The
tract contains S42 acres 900 ofwhich is in
cultivation. One half of that is fresh and
fine Cotton Land. There are on the prem
iscs sett of excellent Grist mills, which are
in good repair, good dwelling house, gin
house and screw, and all necessary out bull
dings. For further particulars apply to the
subscriber, Hanging Rock, Lancaster Dis
trict.
Also, another tract adjoining, belonging
to Mr. b. d. Johnson. The tract contains
600 acres, the two tracts jointly would make
a good settlement.
J. B. MOBLY,
Oct. 6, 1852. 36-if
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Assortment Of Esarness.
A G. ARD.

MESSRS. G. +. KENNEDY, of Ches-
wi ter, and JAMES NJ. HURST, form
erly one of the proprietors of the Planters
Hotel, Charleston, have leased the Ame-
ricam Hotel, KNG-sTREET, and would
respectfully solicit from their friends and
the travelling public n portion of their pa
ronnge. I'VE pledge ourselves that the
guests Of the Hotel will receive accomme-
dation unsurpassed by any in the city.
KENNEDY g. HURST.
Charleston, May 10. Gin Is
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RI arriagr5.

Married, in Warren r. |. on he oath ult,.
Mr.. Henry PHARE, foreman of this office
to Mss Nancy G. McCoul, of the former
place.
"The bee DER many garden rovcs,
And huns the lay of eourtship o'or
But when hs finds thc flower hs loves,
He settles there and roams no more.
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Columbia MARKET, Nov. G.

COLUMBIA MARKET, Nov. 6.
CorToS.--The cotton market to-day was
quite but very steady; in prices there was no
change from those Of the previous day, and
the market closed firm. 81 bales changed
hands, at pr ccs ringing from 50 TO 81 cents.
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The Newspaper Convention.

The following journals have expressed
their approval ofa convention Of the pub
i'shers and editors Of tic newspapers Of
this State, to bc held in Columbia. on
WEDNESDAY, l>t Of December next. As
others signify their approval Of the pro-
position, their names will be added:
WinSboro' Register
Lancaster Ledger
Palmetto Sentinel.
Ely-fiel'l Advertiser.
Ahbcvillc Banner.
LaurcnSvilc Ucrall.
GrcrnvilIe Muuntaineer.
South Carolinian.
Kcowec (PickcnS) Courier.
Camden Journal.
Uuionvlle Journal.
IorkvlIc Miscellany.
Black River Watchman.
Gorkvillc Remedy.
Palmetto Standard.
Carolina Spartan.
Hamburg Republican.
Due West Telescope.
Temperance Advocate.
Palmetto State Banner.
Darlington Flag.
Cheraw Gazette.
Southern Rights Advocate.
Marion Star.
Anderson GaH,,:S.
Family Friend.
Sumter nauucr.
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Charlotte uEuiy

DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
III 8 O'ciock, Il. ".
DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, L SATURDAY
III Z O'cioch, h. III.
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SECRETARY OF SIT Hon. Edward
E'eiett has accepted the Office of Sccre-
tary of STATE, rendered him by the Presi-
dent.
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Chesterfield. c. H. Hail.
DUE SATURDAY, At 10 \. M.

" "DNI' MI IV NJ VI
DEPARTS THURSDAY, At 4 A. ".
All letters must bc deposited 10y s o'cIk
+. NJ, to ensure their departure by mex,
mail.
All transcie"t newspapers sent are re-
qu'red 10 be pre- paid, otherwise they are
not mailed.
All persons who receive newspaper,
and other periodicals, will observe that the
law requires the postage to be paid quar-
teriy ia adcanoe. .....,.
]. II. MAGILL, PM.
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Receipts for the LIE lger.

We acknowledge the following receipts
of subscriptions to th1 present date.
Capt Jiscn Clukc, Dry Cr,ck. .... $500
A. J. Stew.rt, Long ;'trcct,. 81 90
}. E. Adams, Lanc.,stc .......... 100
Steven Williams, do. ............. 81 90
r. J. L. Small, Flint Ridge. ........... 81 90
A Countrymtn Lane ,stcr, S3.OO
Mrs. E. T. White, Curctons Store. 50 90
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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hs the great intellectual lights which shed
halo Of glory around the history Of our
common country.

hs the great intellectual lights which shed
halo Of glory around the history Of our
common country.
J. II. MEANS.
In the House, in response to tic mes
sage, Hon. J. !. Middleton offered the fol.
lowing resolutions, which were unanimous
ly adopted:
BE II Resolved, That the General As
semLly of South Carolina dcplorcs the
berearelncnts which have fallen upon the
confe,leracy at large in the dccease of
those iluslrious citizens and eminent ora
tons and statesmen, Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster; aud that whilst we have recalled
TO us the ,ncnory Of sorrows nearer home,
1t hut adds to the poignancy Of our grief
to know that otl.ers mourn us We have
;Gonrn.l.
Resolved, That VIC offer, with fratcrnal
feelings, our coincidence to our coStates Of
the Cnion on this surrowrul occasion, and
more particularly de- we tender 1T, the
CONFERENCE.-The Of Kentucky aud Massa-
cbiISetts.
Resolved, That his Excellency the Gov
ernOr I've requested to communicate coIN
OF his message to the General Assembly, ,
together with the foregoing resolution, to
;he Executives Of Kentucky and Massa-
rhusctts.
A similar action was had in the Senate,
where the resolutions, seconded ly Hon.
+. j. Moses were adopted.
After some formal uninrortant business,
both houses adjourned sine die for the pre-
sent session, ut 25 minutes to 3 o'clock.
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N OFT e .

A Ii Persons indebted to the estate Of J.
N r. Massey deceased, either by Note or
Account, are called on 20 settle the same on
or before the 9th October. or they may en-
pect to find the same in the hands of an Of
hcer for collection, as the estate must be
settled pp.
II, T. MASSEY, Administrator.
October 6. At 35
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from ga fo-thc general aspect oftEe'
market without amy perceltiLle uhingc.
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Old SAM and his BELLS

Armed last night. wih those articles
promised ia our Laa
Consisting ofO Marla old Rye and Rcctified
WhiSkry l cask Otard Dupuy & Co.'S ccle-
or"rd Brandy: w. Vinegar; Adamantinc
CandIes Or Sop LorrllarIs Scotch Snuff,
! cheSt Choice Tyson Tea and fine as
s"rt'nent OF No. CIGARS, consisting of
the following brands La FcIantropn.
Washingtons. S n Muteo. and Cub, Sixcs
Chcroos. The express wagon will arrive
the last of this week arin, With NoIosscs
Sugar, Bnckwheat Flour Hams. Java CotE.c
and lots OF other goodies. Come and buy.
Tor we want money d. Also, bb. No.
Linsccd Oil. At 81 per gallon.
HASSELTlNE s. IIAGINS.
Nov. 10, 1852. 4O-3t