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ATTENTIONS,

The Newsa and Richest Winter and Early Spring GooS" ""
Hemcns
rHAs SMITH CO., No. Old State House, bos1l ~
leave 10 invite gtntlemen visiting Boston to examine mc
which selected by gentleman OF Ee
periencc buyer, from the principal manufacturers Of
Germany, and France, and imported 10 order ,~.,s
overcoanE in English, Venetian, fur beaver Labrador
PROOF beavers fine cloth finish beaver, Whtneys,
French castors Kossuth reverbean entirely new sve
coats For dress and frock coats, cloths from the mo roll
makers in French German, and English, Of and bes
or~, and rich and superior finish. ,,,,sd
Pantaloonery and vesngovcr three hundred different INC
each OF such variety and beauty that they cannot fail
most rcSncd and exquisite II ..c.r.
Cutting depamcnWe have In the different cumnk
ments who, for skill and acknowledged BY
10 have competitors. , sxrw
with call will selection by them from soc.
which surpassed egunled in similar
this any other city In the Union ..,,on %
All Of which win be manufactured with our personal Sss ~
style workmanship and trimmings, when 81
cured the and constantly increasing patronage
enjoy and at prices that cannot fail 10 please 70
CHAs. A. SMITH ".
No. Old sfste House, bo'p'''
Jan 2s-2nw3m
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BY J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
FAMILY AT AUCTIoN.-on Moaday morning. April 5th a,
o'clock shall SELL residence of Mrs MITCHELL the
OF First north, Capitol H the follow
ing desirable and well kept furniture, viz;
Rosewood piano
Walnut carved chairs, (scarlet damask)
Do gohic-besdsd and paror chairs
DO mafble-top table
Do corner stand, and rout tables
Mahogany table, sidcboard
parlor chairs and rockers
Do dining and breakfast tables
Three ply and Ingram carpets, rugs
Passage and floor cloth, stair carpets
High and low post bedsteads bureaus
Wardrobcs, Wristbands, toilet sets
Beds, hair cotton, and shuck mattresses
China crockery, and glass
excellent Kitchen and culinary
tces, and about twenty wrought iron railing
Thirty dollars and under, cash thirty dollars
Of days, for satisfactorily endorsed
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
April I'D Auctioneer.
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Grand Attraction at Odd Fellows HALT
Commencing Monday erenins, .fpri5.
AIR SPENCER behodsrs with his wonderful
u wiichcraft, well
as psychology, biology and mesmerism.
10 admitted the free lecture.
Admission, lectures, Is Glass tickets S.
Ap3-3t
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NEW GOODS JUST OPENED.-We now have NE pea.
IN informing and the public generally ma
just opened Of the best assod stocks OF dry sood Una
for having selected them with great care m
every opportunity q getting them u the very
confident Offer advantages 70 ~
every goods house, Al least we would een
stock Of Canton goods, when con
thirty pieces neat plaid and striped na
Silks which just opened, and think them superior
quality beautiful iusuc Of goods Of he kno
and goods known 10 wear and Wa
other material for the season OF mc year We on
attention Of the ladies 20 examine them, and we pon
them they shall have them cheap. ,,,,-,n
We also have hand splendid stock Of embroidered sna m
which have bought very cheap ~
lowest possible prices for cash, OF 70 very pune
mai customers. "a.
in figured plain, which viii offer the lowest market ~
south Of New York. 80.
% pieces high Rhine, OF superior sn
from article imported, all Of which we wiz ono
chenp. .u..
pieces very style figured bereses in the most ho
colors and designs. ,,, u,x.,
plain, mode, pink, blue, green, brown and aac
berercs, OF beautiful qualify.
5 pieces silk figured Hermann, handsome
handsome bcreges at rs, 81, and 81 cents
$50 handsome de aiRes from l2 cents up WI"
full stock of linen goods OF NIL kinds.
Also, cloths, cassmeres. and vestng: drilling tweed,
Seventh street, doors above the Avenue, wea"'''
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

90 roo CORPORATION STOCK AT AUCTIoN.--on Mon
Do ,0UU day afternoon April o'clock shall sell, at the
quarterly and half yearly corporation OF Wash
ineton six per cent stock
Ap3-d J, G. MCGUIRE, Aucnoneer.
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nHIERss HISTORY OF the Consulate and tho Eln-
j prc, No. IL translated by ID. Y. Campbell.
Adventures OF Col vanderbomb of Slough Creek pursuit
Pdency ALSO the Exploits his Secretary by D. Jones
editor Of the Ofhcal Journal
Spemge Tingles, Rival Bcesa tale by ].
Jones, author OF "Wld Western Scenes"
APPS FRANCk TAYLOR.
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f6z-Second Presbyterian Church, New York avenue
near street.-The j. H. Eckard will with Divine permis
missions in Greenland" Sunday
O'Clock, p.
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NEW GOODs.-MAGRUDER 4 CALVERT respectfully ~
IN nounce 10 the citizens OF Washington Alexandria Geoss
town. surrounding that they have Just opd
very large splendid dry goods consisting follow,
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Darts MILLINERY.-wilI be opened nj Mrs sPAkhthr,
on Thursday Of April ut 10 o'clock an eiegan.
Of Paris millinery, suitable for the present ana c0'
''"'o"' PARKERs
Fancy and Perfumery Store, under National hee'
AMI III
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year OF our Lord ST. Their enes those OF the ortho
dor churches OF the present day. their forms Of worship
very simple their lives devout and in all essential respects
they resemble the Procsants of modern times In their
practice and in their belief they bear invaluable testimony
to the purity and simplicity OF the early church.
Some OF the particulars of the Kar instruction in
South Africa, which given in the English monhlies.
are curously Illustrative OF the folly and mpolcy OF
the universally pursued by the British govern
ment in their relations with the African There
seems to be an nvincibe determination the part OF
that power to remove the children OF Ham from the
sphere in which God and Nature placed them and TO ele
vate them to position and TO impose upon them respon
abilities for the occupation or fulhlment of which God
and Nature never qualified them. appears that in the
Cape Colony as well as in jamaica Barbadoes and their
other colonial possessions the British authorities have
nrus,ed the execution OF both the legislative and
tive negroes-made them officers, judicial and munc.
pal, and employed them police, with power and domin
ion over white men and Christians For this unnatural
outrage upon humanity they have been sharply rebuked
in Africa, and il would really kind Providence
had selected that locality as fitting place. and the present
AZ the proper time, to administer sharp reproof 10
those who have se the example Of reversing its de-
crees. and obeyng the dictates OF wild and disgust
ing fanaticsm, instead OF the ordinances OF God. "A
servant Of servants shall he be- says Holy Writ in regard
10 Ham and OF his descendants, to the last generation
They shall be hewers Of wood and drawers OF water"
In other words, slaves the children OF Shem and ia
phe or the Caucasian race Not is the reply OF the
British government: they shall be masters and. in def
ance OF the divine injunction, Il proceeds to arm the
beniahed and brutal bsckamoor with the sword oil JUS
ce the and the cord the gun and the bayone But
mark the result In the Cape Colony, the most despe-
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sHERIFF"s SALES.

pY VIRTUE OF sUNDRY WRITs OF
40 Fl. Fa. to me dirccted,I will sell before
the Court House door in Lancaster, on the
First Monday in May next, within the legal
hours Of sale, the following property, viz {:
FOUR NEGROES;
k2gus, Amanuel, Edy and Suckey one Wa-
gOn and Harness, Three euhead Horses, one
Carriage and Harness, Carryall and Harness,
one Piano, lot Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, lot Leather, &c, in shop, Leather and
Hides at Tan Yard, Ii Watts Leather in Tan,
one Bark Mill, one Wheelbarrow, lot Tai.
low, Oil, &c; all as the property Of Willam
Robinson, at the separate suits of w. b.
Cauthen, r. T.. Wylie, Ingram g. Spence,
and others
The boy, Bogus, to be sold at the risk of
the former purchaser. Conditions Cash, &c.
JAMES ADAMS,
April II, 1852. SID.
ii 2t 81
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FmE.-About halfpast eleven o'clock
last night, the TIVE story frame building at
the Southeast corner of King street and
Burnss Lane was discovered to be on
fire. The Southern portion oft was occu-
pied as Fruit store, by Alvin Weber,
who with his wife and child barely escap-
eb with their lives. The adjoining build
ing, on the corner, was occupid d by George
Reickc rs Grocery store, and both build
ings, with their contents, were entierly
consumed. The buildings, we are inform
ed, belonged to the estate ofJoel r. Poin-
sett, and were among the oldest in the
| city.
In few minutes the flames extended
across King-street to the frame building
occupied by Mr.. Bush rs Clothing store
and Mr.. Cuttman, matchmaker and jewel.
ler' and these, with their entire contents
were also consumed. These buildings
we were informed, were owned by Mr..
Charles Dunn.
From these, the fire extended North to
the building occupied as tavern by Mr.
Bissell, which, by the most strenuous and
energetic efforts Of the firemen, was par
italy saved, and the progress of tha fire
in Ibis direction, arrested. The furniture
was removed in safety.
South of Mr. Cuttman's, the fire exten
ded to the Seed store Of Mr.. Williams, and
the Tiware establishment of Mr. Gala
ghcr, both of which, by the most gallant
exertons Of the fircmen, were saved with
but partial injury, and the progress ofthc
fire in that direction stayed. These bull
dings were of brick, and owned by Mr.
Moses d. Hyams. South of the spot on
which the fire originated was the substan.
tial brick building of Mr.. Nathan Nathans
occupied by Mr.. Jennings, Saddler. This
was somewl at damaged, but the injury
covered by insurance.
The Northeast corner Of Burns's Lane
and King street was occupied by Mr.
Earbeson, as n Dry Goods store, and
being separated by but few feet from the
burning buildings, was for long time in
the mostii2:,minent danger. 1t was, how,
ever, by the careful supervision Of the fire,
men, saved with but slight injury. The
large stock Of Mr.. Harbeson was consn..cr,
ably damaged in the removal, but we
believe his insurance will cover his loss.
The firemen were on the ground in an
almost incredibly short time after the
alarm was sounded, and their energetic
and wcll-directed efforts were the theme
OF general admiration. Indeed we aues-
ton whether any fire in Charleston was
ever better managed, and to this, under
Providence, may be attributed our escape
from an extended and destrctive conhag-
ration, which, from the combustible char
aeter of the buildings in the neighborhood,
was at one time seriously apprehended.-
Charleston Nureury, 13m.
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- EDITORS, TABLE,.
GoDEY's LADY's Book.


-. MT. Cooley, with his accustomed prompt
ness, has sent us the May number of his ex-
ceilent Magazine. This number is superior
to any we have Notwithstanding 100 pa
ges Of letter Press reading matter.
There are several well executed plates in
this number, MAY day among the Juveniles
recalls pleasant associations Of the past and
. makssps wish We Were child again" The
tady's Book is one of our oldest Magazines,
snds each successive number bears evidence
OF MT Godeys exertions to make his Book
valuable to his patrons.
Terms, 80 per year, two copies for S5.
We observe in the last Yorkville Miscel.
iany that Mr. Bell has retired from the edi.
torial department of that paper.
Several new papers have been received the
last week, which from want of room we are
unable'to notice in this paper.
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DIED, suddenly. yesterday morning
Thaddeus Street, Esq, 70. Mr.. Street
formerly partnership with his brother
the late Mr.. Timothy Street, carried on a
very extensive business in this city, and ev
er maintained the character of an honor
able and sagacious merchant. After hi,
retirement from business, he was for q
time president of the Insurance and Trust
Company. He was very uDselfsh man
in regard 10 money, and seemed TO take q
far greater satisfaction in making his for,
tune serviceable to his friends than in spen.
,dingit upon himself Under .a exterio,
Of reserve and apparent coldness, he con.
cealed warm and generous heart, and
his death will be sincerely and long lament
ed by large circle Of friends.--Mereury
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M. KossUTH-This distinguished Hun.
gar!an exile paid us on Friday last, fly,
ing visit. He arrived here on that day in
the Augusta train, and took up his abode
at the Charleston Hotel, leaving the af
ternoon following in the Wilmington boat
for hat city, on his way north. He was
called upon by the Mayor of our city
duriug his stay, but declined any public
attention, upon the plea Of circumstances
which demanded his carly departure
Charleston STANDARD.
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THE LANCASTER GROCERY
CD AND @
PROVISION STORE!

ME subscribers are just receiving and
IL now opening large and complete
assortment of GROCERIES and PROVI-
SlONS, which they are anxious to dispose
OF at extreme low prices for Cash or Coun-
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, q
Mackerel, No. l, 2, and Salmon,
Beef Tongues, Herrings, Powder IL Shot,
Caps, Indigo, Crackers and Oranges,
Lemons, O'Mara's old Rye and New
Orleans Rectifcd Whiskcy, Madeira,
Port, Clarct and Sherry Wines, Porter,
Ale, Newark Cider, w. w. Vincgcr,
SardineS, Oysters, Ginger Preserves,
Cordial, Pepper sauce, Candies, Tobacco
together with n choice selection of Cigars
at all prices of the following brands, Fian-
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
low price, will please not to forget to
call at the LANCASTER GROCERY, at
the old stand of J. A. Hasseltinc, one door
South of the Catawba House, on Main st.
HASSELTINE tG HAGINS.
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Arrival Of the Steamer America.

BALTIMORE, April 15.-The America
from Liverpool, arrived at Halifax. She
sailed on the 81 instant.
The sales Of cotton for the week ending
that uay, were 81 900 bales--speculatort
taking 1000 and exporters 1000 bales
New Orleans fair 5 5-s-middiiug Is.
10: Upland fair l-S-middling 4 ll-l6
The demand for the staple was moder.
ate, but prices had declined nearly Is
The decline was most on the lower grades
good qualities are firm.
The advices brought from America by
the Arctic strengthened the feeling of du
illness and inactivity prevalent at the sail
ing Of the Africa. The sales are unusual
ly limited, and prices irregular, with sigh
reduction made on all descriptions of Amer
lea under fair.
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Destructive FIRE AT SAyAHSAH.--
The steasnss Jaspe', arrived here yes
terday, from Savannah, reported tiiat an
extensive fire was raging there at her
departure. We understand from private
dispatch, that about 2 o'clock yesterday
ssoFning flames were discovered issuing
from the shed adjoining Mr.. c. A. La.
inaf's Cotton Press in that city, which,
The wind bving high, spread rapidly, and
sentirely destroyed DR.. Lamar's warehouse
leaatasning Cotton presses and between
fDsss and Ave thousand bales Of Cotton.
The ships Jane Hammond and Lsabeiia
which we're aground at the wharf could
not be .c.....Sssed, as1 we regTe. TO learn
that the former was nearly consumed to-
gether with the Cotton on board, The
lsabeiia WA aIao injured. Mr.. Lamar,s
islseds and press which cost e5O, 900, were
oply insured fore20.OO0. His books and
pepers which were In an iron safe. were
also entirely consumed. He also lost A
horse valncd9at $500. Meesrs. Allen
~ Ball lost 1000 bales Cotton, which.
Showeyer, were insured. Messrs. @. w.
Garmany h Co. lost 500 bales. and
: Messrs E. Molyneaux, A. Low n Co., w.
BatteFsby, and several other firms had
1ifSerent amounts Of Cotton destroyed,
bot we are gratified to learn that all were
Insured. The total loss Is estimated 1t
N300,O00. How the FIRE originated, or
what insurance Offices are affected we
have not lsarped.--Chas. Coryier, lsh.
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IN EQUBTS-Iancas b., 'rEct

IN EQUgTY-Enncastcr ss,.'rict
Dorcas c. Perry, widow, Olivcr0 E.il
H., and Thos. u, Perry, Exccu-
tors of Zadock Perry, deceased. i'' ""Ie
VS.. of
Benjamin Williams and wife,
Mary, Rchrcca Perry, Elizabeth @ @N''i ~ ~
Perry, Louisiana Perry, Rucbcn I''T"' I y I'n-
Perry, George + Ingram. Oo'N ier-
Eleanor Perry. ~. deed
1t appearing to my satisfaction that all the
defendants above named, reside without the
limits of the State, except George F. Ingram
and wife, ne having married daughter of
Aadock Perry. 1t is ordered on motion of
Williams, solicitor for complainants that the
said defendants do answer plead or dcmnr
to the Bill in above ease. on or before the
10Th June, 1882; otherwise Judgment pro
tesso will be ordered against them.
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON.
Com. Eq. l.. ID.
Lancaster, c. H., March %, 1852
@ 3mo.
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NE " ADVERTISEMENTS,
CHARLES SMITH,
Watch Maker and
j II w ELE H.
ESP ECTFJJiJ.

@ RESP CTFULLY IN
FTMG forms the inhabitants of Lam
aN ,TE caster and vicinity. that he is
x2S&~ prepared to repair Watches
and Clocks, cont:ining music or without,
in the best style md most expeditions man.
ner. He his on Mknd large assortment of
the finest Gold and Silver Watches, and Jcw-
elry of all kinds, and of the best quality
His stock is selected by himself with great
care, from the large and we'll known estsb-
lishmcnt of Gregg, Hayden g. Co. in Char
lesion. 5. G. Every article is warranted to
be what it is represented He will mention
few of the articles which he has on hand
Elegant Ladies' Bracelets, Medallions, Lock-
cts Clasps, Ladies' Necklaces set with real
Topaz g. Turquoise, very spcndid Gold
Fob, Vest and Gu ri Oh ins. A splendid
assortment of Gold Watch KEYS, Gold Pens
Gold nd Silver Cases A very large,
and Superior assortment of Gold Ear Rims
and Breast Pins set with Diamonds, Rubcs.
Pearls, Turquoise, G rnets, Clusters, Cornell
ions, Cameo, MoS,ic, Opal, Lava, &c. &c.
A Fancy Set of Ladies Hair Ornaments also
Shawl Pins. A choice selection of Finger
Rings, with every kind Of set, and plain al
so Engagement and Wedding Rings, Silver
Fruit Knives, Coral. also Coral Necklaces
and Bracelets on Culbinc, with gold clasps;
handsome Twcczers, Tooth and Ear Picks,
Thimbes and Spectaces of all descriptions.
A large assortment of Bosom Studs, plain
and fancy, Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Hearts
and Crosses: n fine assortment of Mourning
Breaches, Silver Combs, &c. &c.
The public generally are invited to call
..cd examine his stock, next door to Cataw-
Ia House, md in the room formally occu-
pied as the Post oiiice.
CHARLES SMITHSS EXTRAHRDINA-
RY PASTE FOR RAZOR STRAPS.
This unequ He'd article entirely supcrsedcs
the use of n Hone. by the use of this Paste,
the dullest Razor, Pen-knife, Lancet, &c,
will, in a few seconds, receive a keen and
smooth edge. Those who have tried it, all
appreciate its virtues, and invariably speak in
the highest terms of its astonishing effects.
Price only % cents per Box. -
He has also on hand a fine assortment of
superior Razors, amongst which are some of
the well known double bladed French Ra-
zors, which arc very highly appreciated, each
blade lasting Gf well used,) ten years with
out grinding. Apnl 2i-3mo.
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN UP BY JOHN FOSTER A
Il bay.or brown Poney, judged to be IL
or l3 years old, with some Of the hair wore
of its sides with saddle skirts, and rope
tied from the neck to its fore leg, appraised
at twenty-five dollars by John A. Week,
Robert Montgomery and Henry Belk, sworn
appraisers. Said Poney may be seen eight
or ten miles above Lancaster, on the River
Road. FRANCIS McATEER, Mag't
April 10, lS52-ll: 1 G. MIN.
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M " coon 4.

TTHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST
Il received IA new supply of Dry Goods.
Their stock comprises of Fancy and Domes-
tic Goods, Embroidcries, Lace and Muslin
Sleeves, Cambria Collars, Muslin do, Trim
lnings of all widths, Swiss and Cambria In
sertings and Edgings. Handsome and new
style Baregc DcLains. Latest fashion and
finest quality of Silk Tissues.
Solid Colors, French Lawns, and Sum-
mer CopIins. New Styles, French Muslns
MORNINGS and Colors. Cologncs, Perfumes,
Soaps, Hair and Tooth Brushes, &c. Those
goods have been bought low, and win be
sold accordingly. Those in want of goods
would do well to call before purchasing else
where, BILLINGS g. BELK.
April 8 = 9 tf
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SPRING GOODS.

THE Subscriber is now receiving his
Spring Goods which has been selected with
great care as to styles and prices amongst
which may be found many articles suta-
bic for house keepers, Pots, ovens, sLillcts.
covered spiders, &c, Flew Pans, Painted
Buckets, Tubs, and churns, coffee mills.
shovels and tongues, looking glasscs,s sugar
coffee, n. o. Molasscs, Fine English Dairy
Cheese, Swedish Iron, suitable for wagon
Ire, Square, round and flat Iron, Wagon
boxes of all SIZE, Ground out.
Dress Goods, Kossuth prints, Lawns
printed and plain, Beragcs, Berlen Cord,
Checked Cambrics, India Book Muslin,
Dotted and colorcd Swiss, Jackonct Swiss.
Edgings and lnsertings, Thread and Ma
chine Edgings.
Embr'd's, Parodi, J'ny Lind e. Linn col
lars, Cuffs IL undcrslcevcs of the latest STYLES.
Bonnet Ribbands, Linen Cambria and
Hemstiched Ilandkerchicfs, mems and
boys clothing; besides many other arti-
ties which will take pleasure in show
ing to my friends when they call.
a. c. DUNLAP,
Cor. Of Main street opposite
the Court House
April |, 1852. At 81
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CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-In the Pennsyl.
vania Legislature, the bill abolishing the
death penalty. and substituting impris-
onment of not less than fifteen or more
than fifty years N lieu thereof, passed fin
ally in the House, OH Thursday-yeas 48,
nays AZ.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In Equity-Lancast'r Distr't.
DR.. E. f. Wylio, Admin Off
g. w. Coleman, deed, Bill to Mar
vs. shall Assets
Mn. Mary a. Coleman, ct al. &c.
THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE w.
4. Coleman, deed, are notified and re-
Quird to present sDd establish before me
their respective demands, on or before the
goth of May next will devote exclusive
ly the 18th, 10Th and Goth days Of May next,
for that purpose, but will receive claims be-
fore those days. The settlement Of the es-
tate has been delayed by the indifference Of
the creditors in presenting and establishing
their demands.
JAS. III. WITHERSPOON, C. Z. LID.
Lancaster District, Mar 10, 1852 ll-4t
sa5" Charleston Courier will copy until
10Th May. ]. II. w.
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COTTON GINS.

.TOTTON GINS OF SUPERIOR CON-
~ struction, and of the best material, at
81 per Saw, made and warranted by the
Subscriber. Also, Wheat Fans, Thrashing
Machines and Horse Mills.
Old Gins faithfully repaired. All orders
thankfully received and punctually attended
o. r.. McCREIGHT.
Camden, s. C., April ID, 1852. l6.6m.