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NOTICE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his planta-
Il ton on Hanging Rock Creek. The
tract contains S42 acres, 200 ofwhich is in
cultivation. One half Of that is fresh and
fine Cotton Land. There are on the prem
ises sett Of excellent Grist mills, which arc
in good repair, good dwelling house, gin
house and screw, and all necessary out bull
dlngs For farther particulars apply to the
sabscrber, Hanging Rock, Lancaster Dis
triet
Also. another tract adjoining, belonging
to Mr.. b. d. johnson. The tract contains
500 acres. the two tracts jointly would make
. good settlement. ~
oct 8, 1855. se--G
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DEATH FROM DRowNISG.-On sale day
evening last Capt. ii. Henry, Of this Dis
trict, in attempting to ford the river near
this place, where the Newberry road eros
scs il, was thrown from his horse and
drowned. Since .helate freshet the ford
has been impossible, and Capt. Henry, ut
the time Of the accident was unfortunately
too much intoxicated to be aware Of his
danger or to save himselffrom his pcrilous
attempt-LdurensviiL Herald.
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N o IL IL q E

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN AP-
IL pIication will be made, to the next
Legislature, for charter for Rail Road
from Lancaster Court House, to connect
either with the South Carolina Rail Road,
at Camden, or with tie Charlotte and
South Carolina Rail Road, at Chesterville,
Ridgeway, ofsome other suitable point on
said Road.
August 4th, 1852 20 sm.
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HoMIcIDEs.-We understand that on
Friday last, a man by the name Of Joseph
Futerell was killed by Issac Medlin. They
had been at barbecue somewhere on
the Sand Hills. At another barbecue,
given the same day, or the day previous,
difficulty occurred between two men, in
which both were injured, one Of them, it
is thought fatally.-IJid.
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g- OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH.-Fri-
day, 9 p. NJ. The Board of Health rrport
five deaths from Yellow Fever for the past
twenty-four hours.
J. l.. DAWSON, NJ. D., CIR.
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Is, They are both remark

en, and are much esteemed.
of their arrest can only be
barely got over considering
bf the Cornelia, when the Childe
American bark, which had just
WAS ordered by the Government
loaded with all dispatch, it having
- information that sundry packages
bing arms had been shipped on
Eof her at New York, and to make
izu azure, beside the usual custom
"a officer, two bodies of police were
Sed on board, the one being in uniform,
fother in private clothes. The vessel
speedily discharged, but nothing un-
dal was found, much to the astonish-
ent of the gaping Lazaroni that crowded
bund the vessel, expecting to see cannon,
Ind other wonderous thing, come out of
her. ..r#
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FATAL AccrpESr-We learn from the
Chronicle and Sentinel that Mr.. b. Pal
mer Tyler, Of Graniteville, s. c., was ac-
cidentally killed at the Eagle and Phoenix
Hotel, in Augusta, Ga, on Wednesday
night, 2sth ult., by either falling or jump
ing from the window Of his room in tie
third story.-Carolinian.
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Assortment Of Harness.
A @ A r. d.

M ESSRS. G. +. KENNEDY, of Ches-
WI ter, and JAMES NJ. HURST, FORM
erly ono of the proprietors of the Planters
Hotel, Charleston, have leased the 4An,c-
rican Hotel, KNG-sTREEr, and would
respectfully solicit from their friends and
the travelling public portion of their pat
ronagc. We pledge ourselves that the
guests of the Hotel will receive accommo-
dation unsurpassed BY any in the city.
KENNEDY g. HURST.
Charleston, May 10. 6m Is
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COLUMBIA, Oct. 9-CorToS-The sales
Of cotton in our market to-day were con-
fined to l5 bales, a planters lot, a good
middling article, at . a cents all around
No changed in prices from those current
yesterday.
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State of South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

M l1EREAS. information has been rcceiv
w ed ut this Department, that an attro-
clous outrage was committed by Negro
fellow, on the person of lady of Anderson
District, on the 2Sth of July last, and that
the said negro has made his escape. Now
he it known that in order that the said negro
fellow may be brought to trial, |, Joux II.
MEANS, Governor and Chief
in and over the State aforesaid, do issue this
my Proclamation, offering Il reward of Tlco
Hundred Dollars for his delivery to the Jail
of Anderson District.
The said Negro is young fellow, not en-
cceding % or , years of age, five feet six
or eight inches high, well built, Of rather
yclIowish complexion, convcrscs brskly and
scnslbIy, was well dressed ut the time with
dark coat and pants, checked shirt, and wore
cap and slippers. He was Il stranger in the
nclghborhood, and represented himself a. =
Brick Mason from distance, hunting work.
lie Is believed by certain persons who saw
him to be fellow by the name of PAT. or
PATTERSON, who WAS taken from Andcr-
son District to Alabama some eight wears
ago. by one William ~ Wyatt, who after
wards sold him to trader near Columbus,
Georgia.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, this the l4th day of August, A. ID.
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty
two.
J. III. MEANS. l.. s.
BENJAMIN percy, Sec'y of State.
Sept. . 9th, 1852. 80 At
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B- We are requested to state that Di-
vine service viii bo held in the Presbyterian
Church nj Lancaster, by the Rev. Mr.. Dou-
glass, on Sunday nesk and at Waxhaw
Church on the fifth Sunday Of the present
month.
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N E W ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHERIFF'S SALES.

Nancy L. Taylor, applicant, Order of sale,
rs. Real Estate,
VIM. Taylor, Elizabeth John Taylor,
Taylor and others, def dts. Two Tracts.
DY virtue of an order from James IL.
ID Witherspoon, Ordinary of Lancaster
District, will sell before the Court House
November next, within the legal hours Of
sale, the following Tracts of Land, rs real
estate, John Taylor, Decd, viz:
One tract containing 40 acres, more or less
adjoining lands Of Estate Ben. Stogncr,
Britton Blackmon and Joseph Blackmon.
known as the Home place. The other tract
contains 20 acres more or less, (known az
the Reeves Place) adjoining lands of Dudley
Hale, Mrs. Twitty, DIR. Crawford, Est. T..
Garris. The Mcmillan Tract and the Home
Place on credit Of one and two years with
interest from day of sale, except so much
cash as will pay cost, the purchaser giving
bond and good security, and mortgage of
the premises, if deemed necessary, to the
Ordinary for the purchase money.
Also, by virtue Of fsundry writs Of Fl Fas,
to me directed,I will sell at the same time nd
place above mentioned, the following prop
erty, viz :-Dcfendant's interest of in and to
l30 acres of land, more or less, adjoining
the lands Of Robt. Cunningham, JOS Cum
ningham and John Barns, as the property of
A. Ia White, at the suit Of J. s. Denton,
300 acres Land, more or less, wherecn De-
fendant lives, adjoining Lands of A. Mayer
and others, as the property Of Anna Mellow,
at the separate suits Of A. l.. Crawford, s.. J.
Dunlap Adm'r. and Others.
Conditions, Cash, &c.
JAMES ADAMS, s. Id.
October IL, 1852.
Printers Fee, $3.50. 36-3t
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EoMINArIoN.-Aw writer in the Evening
News nominates Col. F. J. Moses for the
Office Of Governor.
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WINNsDoRo CoTroN MARKET, Oct. 6.
This articlo has been arriving freely during
the past week and about 500 bags have
been purchased at from 8 to 94 l. cents.
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N oTICE .

A LII Persons indebted to the estate of ].
"A X. Massey deceased, either by Note or
Account, are called on 10 settle che same on
or before the 9th October, or they may ex-
peet TO find the same In the hands Of an of.
ficer for collection, as the estate must be
settled up.
II. R MASSEY, Administrator
October 6. At as
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Head Quarters.

Buck HEAD, Oath August 1859.
THE BRIGADIER GENERALS ore
Il hereby required to make returns as
directed by the Act of ls41, (see Section
l3th) Upon noncompliance, the law
will be enforced against all dcfaulters.
BY order of the commander-in-Chicf
J. w. CANTEY.
Adiutant and Inspector General.
Sept. Is. 32-4t
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DIscoErrSuED.--The post Office at Pal
metto, Laurens District, has been discon-
tinud.
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MR.. EDITOR:--Please announce JOHN
ii. ADAMS as suitable candidate for
Clerk of the Court, at the next election, and
oblige MANY VOTERS.
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az" The friends of WILLIAM RoRNsoS
announce him as a candidate for the Office OF
Clerk of the Court at the next election.
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COM NJ ERCI AL.
LATEST DATES.
The Markets.

HALr.PAsT ONE o'cLocK---CoTToN.-- The
sales to day amounted to $50 bales, prices
ranging from 81 n lO3 cents.
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FOR SALE.

3 A IN EXCELLENT 5SETT OF WAGON
"a HARNESS, which will be sold low
Tor Cash, if applied Cor Immediately.
r. s. BAILEY.E
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N OF TO e.

TNHE Centennial Anniversary of the Is
i ITTATEGN Of GEORGE WASHING.
will be celebrated by JACKS son
LODGE, No. SO, A. +. NJ, on the Fourth
day of November next, by public process
sion. An Grafton will be delivered by one
OF the members. The Brethren arc all re
quested to he present on that occasion. and
the cltize"s generally are respectfully invit-
ed to attend.
DAM. W. BROWN.
w. w. MOBl.EY, tCommitire,
j. Il. NAGIII.
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MiSGELL EGUS.
A LIST OF LETTERS

DEMA1NING in the Post Office at Lancas-
IL ter c. H., S. c., Oct, Ist 1852.
Bull, w. r. Hammond. Samuel n.
Beckham, Nathaniel Humphreys, Cioyd.
Ballard Thomas. Hooper. DIR.
ballard, Miss K: Jennings, Henry NJ.
Brooks, Cornelius. johnson, VIM.
Calhoun, DR.. Jno. &. Lindsay, &c.
Cauthcn, John G.. Knox f.. G..
COlman Joseph Klingle, l.. B.
CASTOR, Isaac. Massey, Ezekiel
Clanton, A. J. Martin. Samuel.
Clyburn, i. l.. Martin, Miss s. A.
Caskey, VIM. the Sd. McNaughton, WD.N
CamPbcll, John Nj. Mickey, John II.
Collins, Wyatt. Mckee,. w.
Casting Rozcr. Rcavcs, Moses.
Dunlap 5. J. Snipcs Edward
Davis, Tim. Small John b.
Duiley, VIM. }. Sargent Daniel S.
Duren, Wylic X. Tayior. John.
ruhderDurk, L ii. Thompson, J. A.
E'nhons d. Sharpe. Thompson, r. X.
IONS, I'LL. Tidwcl Graham
Hill WIN. Thompson, James.
Garris, +. NJ. Trus,lel. Jol n.
Hanncy. Jas. Tollcsson. Alfred
Horton, Henry. Watts. Archibald T.
Hammond Samuel Watts. Miss Jnripd,
Persons calling for letters in this list, will
please say they are advertised.
II. r. MAGIIL, p. NJ,
Oct. 6, 3t 35
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P E IG r E E:

Maringo is beautiful dark brown, Is
hands high, years old possessing beauty
of frame, fine action, and muscular power un-
surpassed by any Jack of the present day.
He was imported from Spain about sixteen
months ago, and was bought by John Brown
of Liberty Hill, from the importer, about
the time he was landed in Charleston.
For the correctness Of the above statement
and further information, would respectful
ly refer those wishing the same to the above
named gentleman at Liberty Hill.
The subscriber feeling an interest in the
raising of fine mules in this part of the State,
and having II full knowledge of the purity of
his blood, offers the services of his Jack on
the above low terms with the hope and ex-
pectation that the publicsNi ill avail them
selves ofan opportunity for improving their
stock, which has never before been offered
WIN. II. PHIFER.
Lancaster G. H., Sept. 1852. 32-6t
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tB- X. G. BILLINGS is announced as
a candidate for the office of Clerk of the
Court at the next election, by
MANY FRIENDS g. SUPPORTERS
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Caution to Every Body;
THE IMPORTED JACK
MARINGO.

WILL stand the present season aaG.
w at Lancastervillc, ut his ~
own stable, at ten dollars the insurance, 1no
colt no pay0 and twenty-five dollars to insure
a Jenny.
Any person trading or traflicing away the
mare before it is ascertaincd whether She is
with fOal or not, forfcits the insurance.
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SPE ECIAL NOTICES

MIR. EDITOR Please announce Mr..
A. B. BLACKMON, as candidate for Clerk
Of the Court at the next election, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
LAND FOR SALE.

rs " In Equity.
T. r Ny,rd &, ,,.;r, y, Il Lancaster.
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The Irish ExiIes.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The delegation from various states, to petition the
executive to exert its influence in behalf of the Irish
political exes, arrived here this morning, and was
cordially received.
On learning the nature of their mission, the Pres
ldent convened the Cabinet. Mr.. Chacey of Bali.
more presented the memorials, which were signed bv
10000 persons.
Inc President replied that he was ready to do all
IN his power for the prisoners but in his official
capacity he could do nothing.
Mr. MCGEE, who presented the petitions from
Maine and Massachusetts expressed much regret at
the reply of the President, as he came under The
impression that the Government would directly
interfere TO which the President responded in en-.
phatc terms againstany Intervention by the Govern.
ment in European Affairs.
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Further Particulars by the Arctic.

The correspondent of the Daily News says-I
have to announce you that the Oath Of Ale
glance to Louis Napoeons person is TO be estab-
lished for public functionarieS of every order The
elections to the legislative corps have again been
changed from direct To indirect. AT present hear
that this Chamber will be chosen in their own BODY,
by $4,000 electors named by universal suffrage.
Owing to the changes which take place daily in
the determination of the highest counses, it is inn
possible to announce anything definitely fixed,
before one sees the actual decree in the M0nuelv
but these, am assured from a reliable source, are
the latest resolutions of the President and his most
intimate advisers.
1t is reported, that at the same. time with the
Constu ion, there will be published decree en-
bodying the proposition Of NJ Creton for the repeal
OF the decree of Punishment against the Bnurbons
The Breslau Gazette say that NJ. De Mersgny is
going to St. Petersburg to secure To Louis Napoleon
the support of the Northern powers, and also to
demand for him The hand of the Princess Wassa, of
Russia.
The London Standard has an editorial on the sub
ect Of the British brig Express firing at the Prone
theus, which it deslgnates a serious business,
adding that if the same blnnder that provoked the
quarrel be persevered in, England will have an
American war on hand. 1t asserts that the British
Government is bound at to assure America that
Great Britain does moi claim any right whatever to
exercise police over United States merchant ves-
sells anywhere.
The steamers of the Cunard line will in future
sail from Liverpool on Saturday morning, mmedi-
ately after the arrival from London Of the mail of
Friday evening. Hitherto they have not sailed till
Saturday noon.
A sysIem of assassination, by band of g Riband
MEMS has been detected in the county Of Louth i,
Ireland directed against landlords and their agents
seeming y without regard TO their character as kind
or severe landlords.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-23

Where would we 90, mother? Yon can't
leave the house. You have not anywhere
to go,sinnocenty interrupted the child.
Yes, child.
Where? Where, dear mother. There is
not a vacant house in all the village.
But that does not enter the heart of the
landlord owe, replied the widow, quite
dishe artened. Whether we have shelter
or not matters nothing 10 him. Ii is justice
for him 10 turn us out of doors, at this time,
but
Her heart swelled and finally overlooked.
She was unable TO complete the sentence
she had begun.
Concluded to.morre,U.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-23

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL deplora-
bic accident took place Tuesday afternoon, on the
Worcester Railroad, near the Newton Lower
Falls Station, by which Mr. Arnold Willis Brown,
OF Boston, was instantly killed. At about three
o'clock, as ne was passing along the viaduct on
the railroad, he was caught between the cars and
the railing of the bridge and thrown from the lat
ter by the passing train which struck him down,
and deprived him instantly of life. Mr. Brown
was the son of DR. j. b. Brown, of Boston, and
member of the Theological Institution at Ando-
yer. His age was twenty-five years.
1t should be added that this same yiaduct.
owing to its narrowness, has once previously been
the scene of like awful catastrophe - Boston
Courier.
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~-- Items.

New YORK, Jan. o.
Mr.. O'Conner commenced summ;,o m .. ~
part Oh mrs Forrest this morning. 1t is expected
'nal the case will be given to the jury tomorrow.
Inc steamship on the New Orleans route has been
Withdrawn, and is to take the place of the South.
erner on the Charleston line for a brief period.
1t is stated that the Governor of New Jersey ba,
made the following appointments:-F Chancellor
DEM f" williamson; Judges Of the Supreme Court,
stacy u Potter and L. Q. Elmer; Judge of the
Court OF Errors, Thomas Arrowsmith.
The I'll Dorado sailed for Chagrcs this afternoon.
with large number of passengers.
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A Beautiful .waif.,

Into my heart silent look
Flashed from thy careless eyes,
And what before was shadow, took
The light of summer skies.
The First-born Love was in that looks
The Venus rose from Cut the deep
Ofthose inspiring eyes.
My life. like some lone solemn spot
A spirit passes DER,
Grew instinct with glory not
In earth or heaven before:
Sweet trouble stirred the haunted spot,
And shook the leaves OF every thought
Thy presence wandered DER.
My being yearned and crept to thine,
As il, in times Of yore,
Thy soul had been part Of mine,
Which claimed it back once more;
Thy very self no longer thine,
But merged in that delicious life
Which made US one Of yore!
There bloomed beside thee forms as fair,
There murmured tones as sweet,
But round thee breathed the enchanted air
Twas life and death to meet;
And henceforth thou alone vert fair,
And though the stats had sung for joy,
Thy whisper only sweet.
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O he ID q ilp 8 y,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1852.

u Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements
appear the next day. i'll please send in early the
day as possible Also, those wishing insert advertise
ments in the Weekly should send in early Monday
noon All advertisements for this paper, from Others
than regular advertisers who have with he Of
fee, must be paid for at the time they inserted.
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The Germanians.

This popular company of Musicians propose 10
CRAFTY the lovers of music in this city, with another
concert Saturday evening at Horticultural Hall,
upon which occasion they will be assisted by Mr.
Alfred JaelI who is acknowledged to be the greatest
pianist ofthe age. Mr.. Jaell's concerts in Boston
have been received with great favor, and the critics
are unanimous in praise of his performances. A
programme of the concert will be found in our adj
vertisng columns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-23

AUCTION SALES THIS MoRNING.-Howe
& Putnam will continue, this morning, the Ex-
ecutor's Sale of Dry Goods, at No. l Warren
Block, Pearl street
Selby g. Co. will also sell by order of the Sher-
if, an extensive stock of Dry Goods, commencing
at 10 O'Clock. They will also sell at the same
hour, the house and lot No. Is Shelby street, be-
longing TOYS S. Bigeow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-23

10 The wife of one of the U. s. Judges in Utah
an intelligent and pure. minded woman the Nor
mon iaith-has written letter to a friend in Can
ton, Ohio, in which she confirms the statements
often made by others, that ''polygamy is openly
taught and practiced" by the Mormons in that Ter
rtory. She says it is so ''mterwoven with the very
threads of society that it is impossible to mix in So
cial life at all without encounterng it every urn''
We find extracts from her letter in the Cleveland
True Democrat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-23

Roses AND IcE.-The Plaquemine (La)
Sentinel, ofDec 80, says that rose bushes in that
place, with full blown roses on them, were on
that day thickly covered with glistening cicles.
They presented singular contrast, and very
rare sight for that latitude