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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-14
By WELLINGTON 150DDIN-

SMALL FARM ON cHURcH HILL
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-WiIl be sold on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the. 18th January.
1852, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock.
the SMALL EARN on Church Hill, near the road,
leading to Blaknys Min, " in the occupancy Of
Mr.. William Sohaaf, containing 8 acres. The i'm.
provements consist of new and comfortable-
dwelling, besides the usual out-buildings.
TERMs-One third cash, balance in and 10
months with interest, secured by a trust deed.
ia 10 w. GODDIN, Auct.
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nISSOLUTION.-Th co-partnership here.
u tofore existing under the style and firm of
ROBERTSON & GILL is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the cosi.
Germ will please make payment as spesdlyas pos.
sble to either of the late firm, as it is very desra.
BILE to close our old business at once.
F. NJ. ROBERTSON,
NJ. L, GILL;
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MANA GERS FFICk,
F. MORRIS & co,

MANA GERS OFFICE,
F. MORRIS & CO.
Drawn Nos OF Patapsco, Glass "a
- 10 30 3 81 65 % 6a 8 % 80 48 80 ID.
Quarter ticket 10 ~, the capital of 5000, sold
by d. HuRLY Norfolk.
Drawn Nos of Washington, Class7:
DC 9 "a 60 &c so 36 Al a9 I8 65 So 81.
Splendid Scheme for This Day-Eaptals:
$4,000, 20 000 10 QUO, 500u. 3U00 1870 so of lO0O
50.of 500, &c. 70 numbers, ID drawn. Tickets $40.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Capital: $4,000, &c
Tickets 81 so.
ia IA c., w. PURCELL.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.-I have this day ;

COMPREHENSIVE have this day as.
~ sociated with mein the Auction end Commits
sion Business, J. MOTT SHINE, under the style
and firm of ALEXANDER MOTT & CO., and re-
turn my thanks to the public rally for the lib
eral patronage which have received in the past
ten years. and respectfully solicit for the new firm
a continuance of the same, pledsing our united ef-
forts and unremittiDg attention to all business en-
trusted to our care. ALEXANDER MOTT.
no PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned, having
u associated themselves as business partners Gn.
der the 6rm ard style of ALEXANDER MOTT
& CO. they viii continue to carry on the Auc1.en
and Commission business, In aiiits oTsnches,a INC
old stand of Alexander Mott, corner OF MAIN aod
18th streets, and respectfully sohea $1,000 ~
Of the liberal patronage, as nitneILo S "
'nI ;s I.a j. MOTT SHINE.
M E1!UO HIRING-Georae Woodfin,
~ GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
tenders his services again to his friends and tho
public and solieits a continuation OF their patron
age H. hires out negroes rents our houses, col
leets lams, and attends to amy business requiring
al agent He has now for sale two comioTtahie
and convenient Houses, in Duyais addition 10 the
city; one has half acre lot attached would slI
person wi .hing TO remove from the country young
asgroes would be taken in exchange; and lor hife.
for the ensuing year, an excellent rough Carpen-
ter, of coed character. de %. 3taasw
TTvHE SUBSCRIBE 3 II . have associatsd
j themselves under the tirm OF JOHN n. EuS.
TACE Il SON, for The purpose OF tfansacnng
general Commits sion and Forwarding Hn-
siness VIII devote their atiention % the sale OF
all kinda of produce. and trust that the undivided
eoits will enable them to effect saslsfsctory Gales
of all articles entrusted to their msnagrmert; and
hope, by stricf attention to business to merit the
patronage OF their many friends hrough the sisfe.
80 John II. RUSTAcE.
ia o. eaw3ws JOHN H. EusFACE, 10.
VENIsON Two dne large whole BUCKS, for
sac W~ cprrsuAvv 4 cf,
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~.S52 NE )" CVNC EhN.--fidVInR purCnaged
~ the entire interest of Mr.. M. T. Gill, in the
MI business lately conducted by Robertson g.
-@ Gill, the subscriber takes pleasure in call.
ing the attention of his numerous friends and the
public to the fact, at he has made arrangements
for conducting the NERO HANT TAIL ORgNG Blu.
SlNESS, at the old stand, on q more extensive
scale and retaining the services of Mr. J, L. CHOW
ELL, who win continue to act Cutter, he earnest.
,ly hopes that all who, desire handsome suits at
moderate prices will give him call.
F. NJ ROBERTSON,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
~ The Lynchburg Express copy three times.
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"a HAYES X. SUTTON, NOTARY
80 PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
"Ehns DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds Office in
!At Jaw Building, Richmond, Va. noI4
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* a. DIR. A. Ill. Atwood, HOME.
80 PATHiC PHYSICIAN-Otfers his ser
VICE: to the people of Richmond and vicinity in
'-e various branches of his profession. DR..
n!E'oD may be found at the FLOYD House, corner
y = %'G sod lish streets, opposite the American
--"sI la 7-lus
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A q - ne creates, Cough Medicine OF the age i.
N11, Srfi5,+2o INBOUND VEGETABLE COUGH
~ :siaoFng Coughs, Colds, or any diseases arising
r ~ 4, elected colds. For sale by VIM. P. Ladd,
~ p" =, Ter, Broad street, Purcell, Ladd & Co
So AcHemars and J. Blair, Broad street. o. A.
f,e4l A=r, Main street Richmond and DR.. Cook,
g. y bug. Price so cents per bottle.
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GKEGOKY & MAUKY,
Successor to j. w. Maury Il Co.. Mana.
gers
No. l, City Hotel.
Drawn Nos Kentucky State Lottery, No g. JAM 10:
25 % 65 26 68 40 % 90 10 1e To-
Whole ticket Nos &c. worth 8 O ZOO, was
returned by STRArToN.
Lottery for To-day. Jan. IA, 1S52-Ken
lucky State Lottery, No. II. rs numbers, 10
drawn Capitals: $4,000, l2, 500, prizes of 5000,
Of 4600 1855, 30 OF 1000, 90 of $780, 90 of AGO. 2l9
OF 300, &c. Tickets $40. Shares in proportion
ia
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- sa',ciiber having taken the shop On
~ -,"sa street formerly occupied by Gaze,
5,, Icy would say TO his friends and the
t. ssne,Hhy ihnt he is prep ned to execute
"a LIE wish which he may b. ssrorsd'
- JOHN A. GLAZERROOK
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~ T., he copartnership Heretofore tx.
Ell 'S'.ns 10 MS city under the drm of GLAZE
IN q Lacy, was by mutual consent dis
~" me lst inst. The name Of the firm " in
oaiy ia Iae settlement Of the business
Z JOHN A GLAZEBROOE,
II. A LACY
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LAMRER T'S OFFICE.
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Extra, No 9, Jan 10:
is o. % 81 SO Is As 81 IA 10 20 45 Sc
Ticket IA q As, prize of $1,000, sold and paid
by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Glass No 9, Jan 10:
25 % IS 26 6a 40 % 20 IL ls ~.
TO-Day-The KentuckyiState Lottery, Glass
1885, 90 of 1000, &c Is numbers, l3 drawn
Tickets SO ia IA
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CLARKE's OFFICE, 18th street.
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, Glass 9-Jan. IL:
% % o5 5 &c 90 4s % 20 IL 1S r.
Ticket % IS, prize OF $500, sold and paid
ia lit
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TAsTILLON BRANDY half pipes, sa.
~ peFioF flavor. for sale by
ia DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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ID OCABkiDGE ALUM WATEn.-Just
IL received, 20 barrels aud half barrels of the
above celebrated Water, fresh from the Springs.
Barrels containing "a gallons So half barrels con.
tanning Is gallons, S. by the gallon, so cents bot
ties per dozen, 50. Address
JOHN H. SEAYRES,
Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Virginia,
Sole Agent for the United States
Fifty cents will be allowed for empty half barrels
when returned.
~ Republican will please copy.
ia w
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ONE OR TWO desirable rooms may be had
~ in Mira. PENDLETONS Boarding House. for
the accommodation of members of the Legisla.
ture, or others wishing to board one square above
the Banks. ia la-3ts
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NENIsON-Tw hne large whole BUCKS 70
Jas L. D. cREssHAw i co.
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lots Arrogoneze, by Mile. Ciocca and Mons.
Szolosy
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n Fhe Grand Lodge of Ancient
z W. rec aud Accepted Mason. OF
~ 'Hg!sia, will hold their annual sea
~ ~. .s. 81 toe hasons Hall, Ia this city, on
N "oHDAf aezt, 10 b INST AZ 6 O'Clock.
a l4-d.S 3'aeF' JOHN DOVE, q. sec',.
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o. ESTIiAX.-Csme to my residence Oh
6SsFriday last, bay HORSE. The owner
get him BY proving property, paying charges,
and taking hirs away. P. EVERETT,
Coraer OF Broad and Madison streets.
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l OS1'. On Saturday, the 10Th INST znu Uc-
- tween Broad and Clay streets, large plain
gold Ring; for the return of which to BAKER
& TINSLEY, a liberal reward will be given.
la l3-.3t
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la 10
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r., The year 1851 has passed away, ard
So with it many loved object, and many a
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JUST RECEIVED. so dozen jars Brandy
y Peaches, put up expressly for the Souther1
market. For sale low, at J. II. IRVINS, Rroad
street next to Broad Street Hotel, Richmond, Va
ia 1885,
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Mr.. Claws Family.

OF Mr.. Clay's domestic relations the
New York Times gives the foil, wing par
ticulars:
Very shortly after his removal to Ken
lucky he married Lucretia Hart, daugh-
ter of Thomas Hart Esq, prominent
citizen Of Lexington. Another daughter
Of the same gentleman was married to
Hon. James Brown, of New Orleans,
Minister at Versailles, during the admins
trations Of Messrs. Monroe and Adams.
Mrs. Clay, who IS now in her seventy first
year. and in the enjoyment ofrobust health,
has been the mother Of eleven children,
four Of whom died in childhood. Eliza,
a young lady Of unusual promise, was
very suddenly removed by death, in 1924,
while en- route to Washington with her
father; and almost at the same moment
the afflicted parents received intelligence
Of the decease of another most interesting
and accomplished daughter, the wife Of
Mr.. Dubalde, of New Orleans. A third
daughter, upon whom the fathers affec-
tons seem to have centured after the
death ofthe other two, died in 1888. She
was married to Mr.. James Erwine, ofNew
Orleans, and her loss was a blow from
which Mr.. Clay never recovered. Of the
I've sons, the eldest Theodore Wyue Clay,
has been, since boyhood the inmate of q
lunatic asylum. Thomas Hart Clay, born
s1s03, resides in Kentucky and is engaged
lin the manufacture of hemp. Henry
Clay, lr., il is hardly necessary 10 say,
lost his .ifaaat che battle Of Buena Vista,
while fighting chivalrously for his country.
James b. Clay, and John NJ. Clay, the
youngest, we've both educated for, and we
believe are now practising, the profession
Of the law in their native State.
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a.
AT a Meeting held in the Court House on
Sale Day last, the following Report and Re-
solutions were adopted:
In the opinion Of this Meeting, the con-
struction Of Rail Road from Lancaster
Court House to some point connecting us In
the scheme Of roads in this State, amongst
other advantages, by enhancing the price of
our land, quickening industry, and more tho
fopghly developing the resources Of our
soil, nffording greatly increased facilities for
the transportation of our produce to market,
and by throwing US into more intimate con-
nection with other portions of.he State, is u
work, to the accomplishment Of which, we
are invited by every motive of selfinterest,
as we'll as by every sentiment of patriotism
to the furtherance of which, therefore, be Il
Resolrsd, That a meeting of the citizens
of this District be held in the Court House
on the first Monday in August next, for the
purpose Of adopting such measures as may
tend to the accomplishment of this great
work.
RESOLVED, That Delegates and citizens
from the Districts of Chester, Fairfield, Rich.
L.nd, kershaw, and Chesterfield, in this
State, and also from Union County, NC,
reinsited to attend said meeting and parti-
cipate in It's deliberations.
The Report and Resolutions Of the Com
mittee having been read, J. w. Cooke, ESQ,
addressed the meeting in favor Of the report
and resolutions--his remarks were brief, but
spirited, and to the point Mr.. Williams also
spoke in favor of the Preamble and Resoiu-
tons of the Committee, urging upon the
meeting the great Importance ofthe work to
be accomplished, the entire prncticability and
success of the enterprise; and moved the
unanimous adoption Of the Preamble and
Resolutions offered by the Committee.
The Preamble and Resolutions having been
unanimously adopted, Mr. Williams tn n
moved that the Report and Resolutions be
published in the Lancaster Ledger until the
first Monday in August next, and that the
Chester, Winsboro, Columbia, Camden,
Cheraw, and Charlotte papers be requested
to copy.
On motion Of Mr.. Williams tho meeting
adjourned.
JAMES p. CROCKETT, Chnirman,
j. u; &. ? snssrsT, sGsaTrS'D' Secretaries.
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Tribute Of Respect.

The Protestant Episcopal Church of South
Carolina mourn witheb ebenrtfelt sorrow the
loss of their beloved Bishop.
Bishop Gadsden was endeared to his flock
in this Diocess, on account of his humility.
his purity, and his holiness.
For thirty years he had been the bosom
companion and councillor Of Dchon and
Bowen, and as their successor, he filled tbs
office in most worthy manner. Meeknrs.,
gentleness, forbearanee, modesty, were his
predominant characteristics.
When elected to the Episcopate in is4C,
he would have shrunk from assuming the.
high responsibilities which would rest upon
him, and requested Of the Convention time
for consideration and prayer. At a subse-
queut conference which he held with the
clergy, they passed a resolution, " assuring
the Rev. DR.. Gadsden of their sincere respect
and Of their cordial determination to sustain
him in the exen ise Of the Office 10 whic h..
has been clec ed, and of their earnest pray.
ers that he may be d n directed In decid-
ing the solemn question now before him."
Bishop Gadsden WINS consecrated in Bos-
ton on June 81, 1910, by the Right Rev. Dr.
Griswold. Since that time, he has presided
over his flock In this State with that chris
tian humility, that We might say his whole
aim was his peoples good The Vestry Of
Emanuel Church, Chester District, arc not
insensible to their loss, and deeply feeling
their bereavement, they adopt the following
resolutions:
RESOLVED, That in common with our breth-
rem Of the other parishes, we feel sensibly
the loss We have sustained, well knowing
that our late Prelate was esteemed wherever
he was known tor his true and devoted piety.
ResoIred, That we tender to the family of
our late Bishop the testimonials Of our sin
cere respect and condolence
JNO. KEARNEY,
Chairman Vestry Emanuel Church.
Chester Dist, o. C.
- Chester Standard and Daily Reais-
tar, Winsboro, please copy.
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II should bsseFeNrsaily knoVn--for II
is stritly true- digestion Il the par.
ent Of large ke>5 "a. os the fatal diss
eases. Dyseatsfy s.5fhoea, cholera NOR
bus, liver complaint, and many other dis
cases enumerated in the city inspectors
weekly catalogue Of deaths, are generated
by indigestion alone. Think Of that dys-
Pepticsl think cf II all who suffer from
disordered ssomach'a 4. and II you are viii
kug 10 beguided ~ Eslyice, founded upon
experience, resort at once (don't delay a
dayI 20 II ,o6and's German Bi.ters pre-
pared by Dr. @. NJ. jackson, which, as
nm Nterative, curative, and insigorant
stsnds alone and unappFeacked. General
repot. lao Arch street. We bass ts;s.I
these Bi,fers, and know thas shey ,are ex-
eellent fSr the diseases specified aliove.--.r
PtSs65eiesae Ussy len o.. 4
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COMMERCIAL.
LATEST DATES


CEARLEsroS, July e.--Corros-Receiyed
the past week BY railroad, 9O2s baIcs /: by
water and wagons, 62s bales; together 62Sl
bales, Corresponding xith last wear, 2,96O
bales) Exported In the same dine 70 for.
eign ports, 4,O67 bales; eoastwise 1910 |;
making she total exports Of the wesk 5,aaJ
BALI; and leaving on hand stock Of 26,6a2
bales, inclusive Of 3,l9l bales on shIpboard
not cleared, against q stock Of 23,eea bales
same time lad year.
The market during the two frst days Of
The past week, commencing on Friday the
Sd inst, continued in a quiet position, hold
ers having disposed Of only 430 bales; both
Friday and Saturday included, prices firm
aud ranging from l0i II cents.
Yesterday (Tth) the market remained and
closed very quiet-bat withoBt the least de.
Walton from the late fhiimess dfpHees. I've
sales amounting 10 near 500 bales at pgiees
raeging RON u 20 lI8 esnta
C.AsLKsrox, Jsiy io--EJAEy.rAsr q p. N.
CorTo.--Sales this morning amounted 10
300 balss, at - iik. Msskss les hrm.
CoLunsiA, JAY e.-~Coxrn--yrs hsv.
not the least change "a nesice n tise eoi{ek
market to-day, The deaSend u ksI.i iii. "A
pdces unchanged, las bales el,aaesa ksefs
u Stto J14 ceatsf q eetIA&fsx9 d1hF. ~
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Joseph CLARK.

A T HIS SHOP, SIX MILES SOUTH
"A of Lancaster, on the Lands Ford road,
Makes Cotton Gins, best Cast Steel Saws,
Mt 81 per saw; the most approved Straw
Cutters, Mt $40, cuts with two blades very
fast afle me, and easy kept in order; also,
all kind 81 Gun work. Old Gins faithfully
repaired.
ALso-All kinds of Turning Wood or Iron
ard any Black Smiths work that any emo
else cannot do, can be done here. nat. IL.
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Six Gents Reward!

pANAWAY FROM THE SUBSRIBER
III on Friday morning I'd Of July, a Bound
White Boy, named WILLIAM F. AvESs-
Said boy is about ls years of age, feet 9
or 10 inches high, hair of lig:t color, and
weighs $50 lbs; quite robust looking fel-
low. He was bound to the Subscriber for the
purpose oflearning the Carpenters Business,
and absconded without cause or provocation.
A reward of sir cents, (Which is five cents
more than he is worth,) will be paid for his
apprehension and delivery at Lancaster c. III
without any thanks. G.H. CALDWELL
July7 ~ ct
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MR.. EDITOR-Piense announce MrP.T.
HAMMOND rs a Candidate for the House Of
Representatives in the next Legislature, and
oblige MANY VOTERS.
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V The friends of MARTIN p. CRAW-
FORD, Esq, announce him as candidate To
represent the District of Lancaster in the
House Of Representatives at the ensuing
election for Members of the Legislature.
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SAD AcoIDEsT.--A Mr. Malone, who
was enRagedih digging well at Green
wood, Abbeville District, for the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad, died on las,
Sabbath in consequence Of the injuries re-
ceived from the falling Of the welLbucket
upon 10, The accident happened on the
Friday previous to his death. NsWbeyry
!Sentinsi.
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MR.. EDITOR-Please announce Mr.. T.
X. CURErcs as n Candidate for the House
Of Representatives in the next Legislature,
and oblige MANY VOTERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

) az The friends of GEORGE McC.
WlTHERSPOON, Esq, announce him Us !:
Candidatet TO represent this District in the
Senate Of the next Legislature.
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W The friends Of WIN. McKENNA
announce him ms a candidate to represent
this District in the Senate. ut the ensuing
election.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHERIFF1s SALE

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OBTAIN
I'D e6 from Judge Frost, nt Ch1mbers, In
Columbia, viii sell at Lancaster Court
House, on the First Monday In sagust next,
within the legal hours Of slls, the following
property, viz: ........ ..... =
THREE ACRES OF LAND, more or
less, containing the Gold Mise. called the
Funderburk Mine, adjoining lands Of Uriah
Fundcrburk, which was leased for term of
years by the said Uiah Fundcrlwrk, 10 Alex.
ander Senton: also Gold Nine Mill, n
Whim, and other Gold Mine machinery; fix-
lures snd appurtenanees, situated thereon,
md thereunto attached: all levied upon 40
the property Of Alexander Senton, by virtue
Of Foreign Attachment, at the separate suits
Of Evan Threat, JohG Threat, and Hugh
MeMaBus, W. Alexander Scnton
Conditions Cash. aHR
JAMES ADAMS,
Lancaster Court House, SID
JHly ~, 1854. Ialy l4st
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MR.. EDITOR :--Plcase announce Mr..
A. B. BLACKMON, Is c"ndidrtc for Clerk
ofthc Court 1T the next election. and oblig..
MANY VOTERS.
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s9g The friends of J. A. STEWMAN
announce him as Candidate for the office
ofClerk Of the Court, at the ensuing Elec-
tiOn.
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Hn Equity--Lancaster District,

I'm Equity--Lamcast District.
John Richardson, - !
vs..
James NJ. Richardson, Bill for
Thomas Richardson, account.
Joseph B kilnglc, and relief, and
wife Margaret. so-forth.
Mary Allen,
Cyrus A.Allen g. wife Jane.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that all the
above named defendants reside without the
limits of this State. 1t is ordered, on
motion of Moore, Q icitor for complaiuants,
that the said defendants do answer, plead,
or demur to the Bill in above case, on or
on or before the lst day of September, 1862,
otherwise judgment pro confesso, will be
ordered against each and all of them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
G. +. l.. y.
Commissioner Office,
Lancaster, c. H., S. c.,
May oath, 1852. )May 26 sm. 10
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uppsr Sassazisa sia Rsg't q Q. u
Nottoe of E.leotion.

IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER EMI-
y insting from DdRsdier General Chandiss,
an election viii be ksid st The difseroateoms
pany Hustsf Grounds. on NE aist July far
. 8ajoF N ne utper Batsallion 20 Gli ths
s.es1ey eeessiensd by the Pressosien ef
VI; Tss sz'.sss = sssi Is fiss,, sls..nIss 4.
ehsfged x y, fhe fkisaslon of ti,is Osiisf. 7
,ssz 3. 4 - s':s ~ u 6 $, !;
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MR.. EDITOR :--Plesse announce J. r.
CONNEIL, Esq, as Candidate for Tax
Collector, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-07-14

MIR. EDITOR-Plcsse announce Capt
\. A. GILLESPIE ns n Candidate for Tax Col.
lector of Lancaster District, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-07-14
DRUGS and MEDICINES.
OUR MOTTO rs
QAiek Sales and Short Profits"
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MOST RESPECTFULLY INVITE
lu the attention of Iancasterville, and
surrounding country, 10 their
New and Cheap Drug Store,
one door south of J. Adams Store, where
they can find a well selected stock of Druos,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs and
Perfumerys. Lady's Toilet Powders, Water
Colored 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.
eY@ Our Soda Fountain is now in ope-
ration. and we are prepared to accommodate
our customers with Soda Water, Syrups.
&C. Ice always on hand.
Lancastervillc, s. c., April %. 3mo.