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MELANCHOLY AFFRAY.-A difficulty
occurred at this place, says the Edgefiell
advertiser of Thursday, on Monday last,
between Mr.. Eldrcd Glover anr DIR. Sam
uels, which resulted in the former being
shot through. lie died the ne<t day.
In the course of the fight, Mr.. Ebenczer
Chamberlain, (fathcr-in-law of Mr.. Clio
ycr) also received severe wound in the
forehead, inflicted, it is supposed, by a
blow from pistol. Mr.. c. is thought to
be doing well, and that it is hoped he
will speedily recover.
Dr. Samuels, as we understand, dcliv-
CT, himself aP, and !. Is supposed wiIl Be
admitted to bail.
We pronounce no opinion as to the
character and complexion ofthc difficulty
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a PLUcKY ONE.-The Darlington Flag
OF Thursday says:-A negro by the name
OF Allan, belonging to Mr.. Christian Tarrh,
IN this vicinity, refused few a few days
since to obey very reasonable command
OF his owner, and abused him most un-
sparingly. Two friends were requested
to arrest i'm, who, on approaching near
him, were assaulted in most furious
manner, by the negro with drawn knife,
who swore he would die or kill one of
them. A combat with sticks, on the part
OF the white men and with the knife on
the part of the negro, ensued, and one of
the white men, VIM. Price, received a
slight wound from the knife in the shoul-
der, and the other Nm. NJ. Altman, had
his coat severely cut in several places, and
would have been seriously if not danger
ously wounded, had not his pocket book
wardcd off the force of one of the strokes.
Rumor says that the said negro is in the
the habit of reading and circulating anti
slavery sentiments a mong his fellow SER
wants in this community. He had one
leg broken in the contest, and was finally
overcome, though not subduod.
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From the Charleston Courier.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF "IIE ARCTIC.

The United States Mali Steam Ship 1rc-
TIC has arrived in Ncw-York from Liver
pool, which port she left on the 25th ult.
Cotton in consequence of the recent no
litical changes had, since the departure of
the Americd, on the 2lSt ult., become
more inanimate in the Liverpool market.
and lower in price. The sales for the
three days comprised nineteen thousand
bales. The demand for flour in Liverpool
was better than it had been at the depar-
ture of the Americ0, and an advance #
three pence had taken place on it. Corn
had also advanced six pence.
a Conservative and Protcctionist Minis
try had been formed in England, of which
the Earl of Derby is Premier
The decline in Cotton in the Liverpool
market was caused by political changes
rather than through want of confidence
on the part of Consumers in the present
range of prices in relation to the probable
supply of the raw material. On the 2lst
ult. GO0O bales were sold on the 23d also
GO00, all to the trade on the oath 1000,
Of which spectators and exporters took
5000; and on the 25th, the day the Irc-
fic sailed, the market opened quietly
The sales will be moderate at present, and
prices continue steady. The quotations
are Fair Orleans 3-S d. and Middlipp
3D., Fair Upland l-s d. md Middling
1916 d.
Brown d. Shiplcy's Circular quotes Cot
ton quiet without the least change in pri-
ces. II also states Wheat, Flour and Corn
to be in limited demand at previous rates.
In Manchester the extreme prices of the
preceding week were freely given for goods
and yarns. The funds had fluctuated.-
Consols closed at from o. l-2 to 81 Ia.
The new Ministry of Great Britain is
composed as follows Premier, the Earl
Of Derby; Chancellor of the Excheauer,
Mr.. D'Israeli; Secretary of Foreign Affairs,
Earl OF Maimesbnry; Colonial Secretary,
Sir John Packenham; Lord Chanceller,
Sir Edward Sugden; Keeper of the Privy
Seal, Lord Lyndhurst. Il is doubtful whe-
ther Lord Derby will go on with the same
House Of Commons or dissolve Parliament.
In France there is no change in affairs.
1t is said that there is no foundation for
| the report that a protest had been address
cd to Louis Napoleon.
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Nd v ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERIFF's SALES.

PY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY WRITS OF
- Fiera facias to me directed! I viii
sell before the Court House door in Lam
caster, on the FIRST MONDAY IN April.
NEXT, within the legal hours of sale, the
following property, viz:
100 ACRES OF LAND
moro or less, adjoining the lands of N. Cook.
}. Williams, J. Small, and others. as the pro-
perty of Benjamin Hough, at the separate
suit of William Mungo.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT,
in the village Of lancaster, bounded on the
east by II. II. Prices lot, on the South, by
the Jail Lot, and the other sides by the pub
lie Streets, as the property of James p Crok-
EFT; at the separate suits of Il. j. Wright,
survivor, and others.
FOUR NEGROES,
viz Bogus, Amanuel, Edy and Suckey.-
One Wagon, Three Horses, One Carryall,
One Carriage, One Piano, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Three Saddles; Lot OF
Sole, Upper and Harness Leather, and Shoe
Tools in Shop, Ffty-two pieces Leather at
Tan Yard, Lot Of Tallow, Currying Tools,
Fourteen Vats full of Leather in Tan, Grind.
stone, Lot Of Tan Bark, Bark Mill, &C., all
as the property of William Robinson, at the
separate suits of William B. Cauthen, John
U. Ingram and Samuel Spence, and Others
Conditions Cash, &c.
JAMES ADAMS, Shift Id.
Mar IL 1852 st
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
CONGRESS.

Nothing Of Importance being done by
this body. On board the steamerB attic, Of
the Collins line of Liverpool Steamers, a
magnificent banquet was given by the
owner to the CabineI and members ofCon-
gress at which itseems they enjoyed them
selves much. The following is about all
done since:
In tho L. S. Senate, on Thursday. Mr..
Shields presented memorial of citizens
OF New York in favor of the projected line
OF steamers betwe New York and Gal
way, Ireland, and made some remarks
IN favor of the enterprise.
Mr.. Underwood introduced bill for the
relief ofthc Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road Company.
The Iowa land bill was taken up; and
Mr.. Dodge, of Iowa, concluded his speech
i'll favor of the bill.
Mr. Underwood obtained the floor for
tomorrow, and the Senate adjourned.
In the II, use of Representatives after
laying on the table motion to reconsider
the vote of the day before, referring to the
Committee of the Whole on the state OF
the Union the bill of Mr.. Hall, donating
public lands to aid in the construction O,
the Hannibal and st. Joscph,s Rail
Road, and the rail road from St. Louis to
the western confines of Missouri, rcsolu-
tions Of State Legislatures were introduced.
and bills from Committees were rcportod
and retired, until the expiration of the
morning hour, when the House went into
n Committee of the Whole on the State
OF the Union, (Mr Jones of Tennessee. in
the chair) and the Committee took I'm
the homestead bill of Mr.. johnson. OF
Tennessee, upon which Mr.. Hreckcnbridpe
addressed the committee at length. Mr.
Campbell, of Ohio, next obtained the
floor, but soon gave way for the Co,nmit.
tee to rise. The House then voted to
adhere to its amendments to the Senate
bill TO make land warrants assirnable
and to ask committee circumference upon
! the points i'll Issue between the two Houses
in conncXion with this bill. Shortly af
ter which, the House adjourned.
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VIoLESr GALE.-Therc was terrible
hur icane in the North on Saturday night,
At New-York the wind about midnight
shifted suddenly from the northeast to the
southwest and west. The shipping in the
harbor and lower bay suffered considerably,
the wind driving them against each other
and on shore. In Boston the storm was
moro violent than any experienced there
for many years. At Newport about six
o'clock on Sunday morning tho steamers
Bay State and State Of Maine came into
collision, anb we're so much injured that
they win have to lay by for repairs. At
Syracuse, the wind Frustrated the large
Unitarian Chnrch, and an adjoining
dwelling house, in which several persons
were sleeping, butwho fortunately escaped
uuinjured. The vessels on the coast must
have been in great peril, and we may yet
hear Of serious disasters at sea.
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SENTENcE.-In accordance with the
verdict rendered yesterday, in the case Of
the State as Sharpe, His Honor Judge
ONcall, this morning proceeded to pass
sentence, which was one thousand dollars
fine, and twelve months imprisonment.
Judge O'Neal having, with his usual
despatch, finished the business before him,
Court adjourned this evening. Two weeks
are assigned this District, if SO much be
necessary.
TIE STATE as. J. VI. Z. SuARpE.-This
case, to which We referred in our last
isrue, was further argued yesterday, by
Col. Moses for the prisoner, and Solicitor
Fair in behalf of the State when, after Il
very able charge from His Honor, Judge
oNeall, the retired, and returned with n
verdict Of Mansiawghter, accompanied
with recommendation to mercy.
In our notice, yesterday, it should have
oeen stated that this case was taken up
on Wednesday, and not Monday.-.S. r.
Republican.
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MoNTG oMERY, March 5.-Thc Southern
Rights Convention adjourned this eve
ning, after a session of two days. A Sc
ries of resolutions containing the usual
Sencralitics were passed, tho sixteenth of
which caused an animated and protracted
discussion.
The resolution which was in substance
Us follows: That in consideration of the
fact that the people of Alabama and the
other Southern States had declared a.
gainst resistance TO lhc Compromise Acts.
consequently the Southern Rights party
would not press the issue, but guard a
gainst the future.
This was earnestly opposed as being
tantamount to n dissolution of the South
ern Rights party, and an adoption of the
Georgia platform. 1t was supported by
Messrs. Buford, Yancey, Elmorc, and 9TH
ers. Ultimately, however, a substitute
was accepted, which modified the Ian
guagc in some respects, although it was
considered to amount practically to the
same thing.
a resolution against the doctrine of In
tcrvention was also adopted by the Con-
vcntion. The other proceedings were un-
mportant.-C Charleston Courier.
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PoLITIcAL INTELLIGEHcE PER AurR1-
CA.-Thc Earl of Derby will succeed Lord
John Russell as Prime Minister of En~-
land. Lord Palmcrston stated in the
House of Commons, that peace arma-
ment is not SO sufficient to meet tn, en-
ergcncy in which the country might be
placed, especially rs the geographical DO
sition of England renders her liable to in
vasion, and the prescut State of political
affairs on the continent requires that she
should have atraincd force ready for III
slant actor
France continues quiet. Another Min
Istcrlal crisis was expected to take place.
Louis Napoleon was about forming a
body guard. General St. Anauld has
been disgraceful and sent to Algeria. 1t
Is alledged that Louis Napoleon has Sc
cret agents in Belgium for the purpose OF
seducing the soldiers, and that tho clergy
of that kindom are in favor of its BEING
allied to France, King Leopold, however,
is increasing his army.
The wounds "f the Queen of Spain were
healed, and her health rcstored.-CHar
lesion Courier.
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CONNER Il SONS UNITED
States Type Foundry, New
YeHk.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE NOW
Il on hand and excellent assortment of
Book, Newspaper and Ornamental Type,
Bordering, &c, which they are prepared to
sell at reduced rates, on approved paper, at
discount Of ten per cent. for cash. The Sc
ries of Scotch faces, so much ADMIRED and
approved Of by tho trade, and our type in
general, We feel assured cannot be exec He'd
either in beauty or finish by any Founder
All type manufactured by US. are made by
mixture Of metals different, In proportions to
those used generally, by which wo insure
greater durability. To our assortment Of
Ornamental and Jobbing Type, Bordering,
&C., we have made large increase and are
constantly engaged in adding to the variety,
Presses, Wood Type, Cases, Stands, Brass
and Wood Rule, Imposing Stones, Compo.
aing Sticks, Brass, Wood Galleys, Closet
Racks, Cuts, Reglets, and every article nee
essary for complete printing office, furnish
cd with despatch.
Old Type taken in exchanges for new, at
9 cents per pound.
Publishers Of newspapers who viii insert
this advertisement three times, and forward
us paper, marked and enclosed TO Horns
United State Rail road Gazette" previous 20
the 4th day Of July, 1854, viii be paid In
materials Of our manufacture, by purchasing
four times the amount Of their bills for ad.
vertising.
JAMES CONNER e. SON.
Our New Specimen Book is now ready for
delivery. mar II 81
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COLUMBIA, March 2-Thc Cotton Market
opened this morning with the same good
feeling which characterized it during the
latter part of the week, and up to two o.
clock 8 cents were freely paid for fair At
this time, however, the news from Liverpool
by the Baltic, was received, quoting cotton
lower when the steamer left, owing, it is
said to the political disturbance: but. as the
business of the day was nearly closed before
these account came to hand. It is impossible
to say what effect they will hove on prices
in our market. One Hundred and Forty
five bales were sold at 81 to 8 cts.
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THE LANCASTER GROCERY
2 AND ca
PROVISION STORE!

ME subscribers are just receiving and
IL now opening large and complete
assortment of GROCERIES and PROVI-
SIONS, which they are anxious to dispose
of at extreme low prices for Cash or Coum-
try Produce. Their stock consists in part
as follows:
New Orleans and Muscovado Sugar,
Crushed, powdered and Clarified do.
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasscs,
Java and Rio Coffee, Almonds,
English Walnuts. Citron, Currants,
Pepper, Ginger, Spice and Cloves,
Nutmegs, Mace, Saleratus and Soda,
Mackerel, No. /, 2, and Salmon,
Beef Tongues, Herrings, Powder & Shot,
Caps, Indigo, Crackers and Oranges,
Lemons, O'Mara's old Rye and New
Orleans Recti6cd Whiskey, Madeira,
Port, Clarct and Sherry Wines, Porter,
Ale, Newark Cider, w. w. Vineger,
Sardines, Oysters, Ginger Preserves,
Cordial, Pepper sauce, Candies, Tobacco;
together with choice selection of Cigars,
at all prices Of the following brands, Filan-
tropa, Washington, Espana, Havana, Che
roots and Cuba skies, and large variety
of other articles too numerous to mention.
All those in want of first rate articles at
a low price, will please not to forget to
call at the LANCASTER GROCERY, at
the old stand of J. A. Hasseltine, one door
South of the Catawba House, on Main st.
HASSELTINE & HAGINS.
Lancaster, Feb IL IT, l
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New PRINTING TYPE.-A company is
at prsent in course of formation for the
purpose of carrying into operation re-
markable patent which has for its object
the manufacture of type by a process
OF die sinking, in metal of harder mater
ial than the alloy of lesd and antimony
at pre|tnt employed in casting type in a
mould. This is said to be the most
important improvement which has taken
place in the manufacture of type for the
last three hundred years.-English paper.
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LADY BYRoN, the widow of the poet, is
living at Southampton England. The Port
land Advertiser says that when the frigate
sts Lawrence was in Southampton water,
last summer, lady Byron came on board
IN aIlittle skiff accompanied by her little
grandson, who, she said, had grea desire
osee an American man Of war. On
being recognized by some Of the officers,
she was attentively shown around the
hgate, and on her departure, was sent on
shore by one Of the frigatc's hargcs.---
Boston Bee. H -.f
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New PosT OFrIcEs.-The Postmaster
General has established the following new
new post offices in this State. Anderson.
vile, Anderson district, +. II. Harrison
postmaster; and Tylcrs Mills, Orangebure
district, John S. Tyler, postmaster.
Aservant of Gov. MEANS, attempting 10
get upon the platform Of one of the ears, on
she Charlotte Railroad, between this and
Columbia, on Tuesday evening last, fell
betTecn the cars and was instantly crush.
I'D to death.A( Register.
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I'm Equity---Lancaster District.
Nathaniel B. Ingram, I Petition to sub
Us. iect an Eo,,;t,,
Nathaniel Ingram, to pay a ienal
Francis P. Ingram. demand.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Natha-
MEL Ingram (son of Jemima) resides beyond
the limits of this State. II is ordered, on
motion of Moore, solicitor for petitioner, that
the said Nathaniel Ingram do answer, plead.
or demurr to the petition filed against him
in the above case, on or before the LIST day
of June, 1852, otherwise Judgment pro con.
fesso, will be ordered against him.
JAMES II, WITHERSPOON.
G. Z. l.. ID.
Lancaster, c. H., S. c., Feb. 26, 1852.
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Caution to Every Bodv

A Ii PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED AND
"A Cautioned not to trade for a note given
by me to Johu Turner, dated Sd January
1852, and due LIST December, 1852, for Six
ty Dollars. Said note was given for Horse
which was unsound at the time, (but did
not know it) and which Horse died in few
days after got him. / will not pay said
note unless compelled by law, and do not
believe just law will make me pay it, as
the horse was unsound TO rottenness.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS.
mil 8 3t-em.Dt
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CHARGE OF WILLIS AGAINST FoRREsr.
The trial of Edwin Forrest on charge
Of Assault and Battery preferred by Willis,
was commenced in the Superior Court Of
New York on the first ofMarch, Gen. San
ford opened for the plaintiff, occupying the
attention of the Court up to the hour Of
adjournment.
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SADDLE g. HARNESS
Establishment.

Ga THE SUBSCRIBER RES
s1H pectfully informs the citizens of
this District and elsewhere, that he has
removed from his former stand to the old
stand formerly occupied by F. X. Brum-
NETT, where heis prepared to carry on the
rious branches; such as Covering and
Padding Saddles, which he will warrant !;
Wagon Harness, Riding Brides, DC,
and will sell as low rs can be purchased
elsewhere.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
NJ. d. POER.
Lancaster, Feb. IL. 6m-i
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SELLING OFF at COST
And Less!

TNHE Subscriber being very anxious
IL to dispose of the balance of his
stock Of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c, to close
up his business and make room for the
large stock Of Groceries and Provisions
now coming into the Store, will sell at such
uncommon low prices as to induce all
those in want of such articles as he has,
to purchase of him. If you want a large
quantity Of Goods for a little money call
at the old stand Of
J. A. HASSELTINE.
Lancasterville, S. c., Feb IL If l
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MORE Hon PRIcEs.--At the sale OF
the property Of Jno. w. Summers decd,
on the 25th and 28th ult., says the New
berry Sentinel, gang Of 90 negroes COM
prising men women and children of yari-
ous ages, was sold at the average price of
$5i2 a head. Prime mules brought as
high as Sl96 a piece.
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EDGEFIELD CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcr.
IL having been announced that the Hon. A.
Burt will decline a reelection, in conse-
quence Of i'll health, Col. +. w. Pickens
and Capt. Preston S Brooks, have been
nominated rs candidates to succeed him.
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"A PRoFnABLE PENnESrIARY.--The
profits of the pcnitentiary Of Louisiana, d,t-
ring the year 1851, was el2,803 81, OF
which sum, four thousand four thousand
dollars are TO bepaid tn the State Treasu-
w, agreeableto,the terms Of the lease,
lcsying the balance Of profits to the les
sessof $3.50 90, upon business, ms
sFpears upon their books, Of moro than
2fbgQ00se easf6srr.s 4 1aa -
,ss.1 tr.s ,.-,a 80 sFls -
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PLANTERS BANK
OF Fairfield, So. Ca.

TTNDER THE ACT OF THE LEGIS-
~ lature, "to establish and incorporate a
Bank in the Town of Winsboro," the sub
scribers will open Books at Lancaster, c. H.,
on the lst Monduy of April next, and day
following, from 10 o'clock, A. NJ. until .
o'clock p. NJ, on each day, to receive sub
scriptions to the capital stock Of said Bank.
The capital stock of said Bank is divided
into Twelve Thousand Shares, of Twenty
Five Dollars each share; and on each share
Five Dollars in specie, or the Bills Of specie
paying Banks must be paid at the time of
subscribing.
JAS. u. WITHERSPOON.) J
WILLIAM McKENNA, Comm'ers.
JOHN ADAMS.
Lancaster C. H., S. c. March 4,ls52. I'm
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NOTICE.

a Ii persons indebted to the Subscri-
n Der either by note or book account
are particularly requested to come forward
and make immediate payment. All no,
settled previous to Sale Day in March next
viii be placed in the hands Of an Attorney
for collection, without any exception, as
owe money and must pay.
All those interested viii please pay par
ticular attention TO the above IL they wish
to save cost. j. A. HASSELTIEE.
Feb IL tf
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FATAL ALAFFRAY.-Samuel A. Smith was
shot dead in Amelia county, Va, recently
by A. L. Tucker. Smith opened his boz
som and told him to shoot, and Tucker
took him at his word. They were both
sons Of respectable parents, but intemper-
ate.
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NOTICE.

A Ii Persons indebted to Baslyins Is
n Copeland, for the services of the
Stallion Rowrox, by the insurance, season
or otherwise, while kept by VIM. Con-
nell, are hereby notified not to make
payment to said Connell, as he has failed
to keep the contract. He has made no
return for the season, and legal payment
can only be made to John T. Copeland or
JAMES BASKINS.
Lancaster Dist, Feb IL, 1852. Lift
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CATAw BA HOUSE,
On Main.Street,

On "aln-Street,
"a Je,o rods South Of the Court House,
I'm: THE above named House has 6,sA.t
.Eal been much enlarged and put !Hiiil
in thorough repair and furnished anew,
and is now prepared to accommodate all
those disposed to give it call. The sub
scriber makes no boasts but will simply
say that the Public shall be accommoda-
ted in a style not excelled by any House
in the up country.
J. A. HASSELTINE.
Lancaster, Feb l2 If !
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE COPARTNERsHP HERETO.
Il fore existing under the name of T. X.
CURETON d son, was dissolved on the
lst January last, by the withdrawal of the
senior partner from the concern. Those in
debted to the firm will please call and settle
their accounts either by cash or note; and
those having claims against the firm will
please present them to the Senior for pay
ment. Either Of us will attend to settling
the books.
T. X. CURETON,
T. X. CURETON, Jr.
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vEVHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING

ENHE SCRIBER HAVING
- withdrawn from the Mercantile bu-
siness entirely, he takes this method of re-
turning his warmest thanks to a liberal
and generous public for the very liberal
patronage he has received ut their hands,
and solicits continuance Of the same in
behalf Of his two sons, the elder having
opened in Lancastcrville and the younger
at my residence. Tx. CURETON.
Feb 20 8t 8