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Executive Department.

CHARLESTON. June 3, 1852.
WHEREAS, two Bills OF Indictment for
w Murder have been found by tile
Grand Jury Of CharIcs,on District, at the
March sitting of the Cont OF General
Sessions, against one CHARLES FER
GUSON-,he one for the murder of a
slave named John, and the other for The
murder of one Joseph McGorly.
And. whereas. the said Charles Fcrgu-
son has fed from justice, or 80 sccre es
himself as to AVOID the process ol law.
Now be it known, that in order 10 bring
the said Charles Ferguson to justice, |,
Jchn H. Means. Governor in and over the
State of South Carolina. do issue this my
Proclamation, offeri.g reward of TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the delivery
Of tho said Charles Ferguson at the
Charleston Jail.
Said Ferguson ia about fourteen years
Of age, about five feet four inches high,
slender, dark hair and complexion, some
what frcckled, and quick spoken.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State
of South Carolina this Third day of Juno,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-,wo.
J. II. MEANS.
BY order of the Governor.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Secretary Of State
July 26. 1852. 1O-5t
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COlnsigiic;.s,

Receipts per Kr'I R"ad at Sunlcrv lie
Depot. I"r HE week rnIIng August l. 1859
M'lz". t" Thomas Mnneyham. John
O'Connnr, K. J Trsdalc. e.. H. Richardson.
J. j. Maths, Hudson & Brothers, T. NJ ses,
J B and ne, +. NJ. MeIIcu, J. NJ. Pnwden,
J. ID. Jones, T. ID. PrInglc & Co, S, lIar-
in, J. } lngraru, JOS Montgomery, NJ T..
Doyle. w. Began. l.. ID. b ,ker, Thomas
O'C"nner, Rn,rh & BIackwonh, J. B
W'thcrspoon, Brown, Lee & c., IL.
Colcl"ugh, J. +, Haynsworlh, S. w A.
Logan, Thomas D. Frier>on. y J. Mnsa-,
i. J. C"yhan. A. White, Jr.. ~ Co, w.
Webb, Black g. Jones, s. p. WasIrnan, j.
NJ McIntSh.
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Amo,hcr Scientific wonder!
IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTICS

Dr. J. S. Houghton's Pepstn, the trile Di.
gestive Fluid or Gastric Juice, prepared from
Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after
directions Of Baron Licbg, the great Physiolo.
gical Chemist, by J. S Iloughton, ~ H., Phla
delphn This is truly u wonderful 70 medy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice Liver Com.
plant, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
Agent. the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain.
ing Scientific evidence OF it's value, furnished
by agenta, gratis. See notice amens the medical
advertisements, Sly
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Encourages Home ,;l ,;;lManufac
=. -.-.iUTaS, 49,.

THE subscriber, CRATE, al fox the liberal
L patronage: terrt dprrs bestowed upon
him. takes this ms,hod bf. iniorrp;pg the peopla
OF Sumter and ths adjoining .Dstrots. that ho
sill son'ini,os 70 ffyys ths CARt.lAGE AMI
HARNESS MAKING. h!iGihetp iH all i,s vari-
Qua branches. at his stand in Bishop lille, S. &.
IIe is making large adaiiohs'td hi, Es, .b.ish-
men., 40 nv TO enable him 70 manufacture c. cry
thing wanted, In his line, atthe shortest notice,
and in o. Style .f workmanship equal to any in
the Southern Statet IIs hae-iri his employ cy-
Pcrienred workMen, atidsis well supplied will,
the beat-seeroned timber; also with Trimmings
and Mountings Of the latest style. -
All new work dong In his line will be wayl
ran,ed IL moRhs and repaired without charg !.
il it fail in iha: time. ! swill do requiring a,
the shogteR, notice. and in case any person living
ct distance should want repairing done, ifthey
will write TO that effect, be Will sond for tho
job, and return IL whcn done.
-. JAS. ", W,'AMBRosE-
N.R-Hi, rEams are as isasonable aa any
Bishopvile, S. C.. March 9, 1882, oo-ly
~ Black River Wntchnan will copy Sig
months. :: +: = aas ;','.. 80: ]. w. n.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eaoofland's German Hsistcr.

Hundreds O. our citizens complain of drbili.
ty and langour Of the system, arrangement Of
the liver and stomach, want Of appetite, &c;
they are frequently the result Of TOO close up
plicalion and thousand other causes We can
not here name; but we would say 10 all afflict
ed, do us We have done--get bottle tr two OF
DR.. IIoonand'n German Bit,ers, prepared by DR..
JAG kson, and our word for il You will be cured.
We recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that it is much superior to the gene
ralily of paten, medicines. We would ray to
our readers purchased none unless prepared by
DR.. Z. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia. July
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OBJ 1T u AR Y.

Died at the residence Of Colonel James
f. Rembcrt, on Thursday The 29h uls.,
CHARLES REMBERT, son of James
f. and Sarah Rem crt, in the eighteenth
year Of his age. The subject Of this no.
tice had been Tor snnr time at school at
Cokeshury, aid had returned home TO
spend his vacation under the parental roof,
lie remained at home but few days before
he fell victim to bilious fever which soon
terminated his earthly career. Thus in
the hloom Of youth, in the midst OF bright
est hopes of the future has he been snatch
ed away. Death at all times is a solemn
visitation, but far kecner is the grief of
friends and relatives, when one like our
departed friend is summoned 10 his last
account We knew him from his earliest
Childhood, he was an ingenious youth
whose soul bIoomed with all those virtues
which in maturity adorn and dignity hu-
man character, he bid fair TO realize the
fnndest hopes OF ha affec,iona,e parents.
The relations which exist between our.
selves and the family of the deceased, we
trust, will permit us thus to intrudc upon
The sacred circle Of domestic grief, and
offer our heartfelt sympathy thus.
"Oh! lost too early.-wrarped in gloom,
Pale tenant oi The voicclcss tomb.
Affection loud the niIen, tear
VIII she'd Tor aye upon thy bier;
Ours N the tral,-ours tho pain,
But tbinc the everlasting gam"
G.
Died, o. the 9TH Of July, JOHN s.
youngest son OF Mnjor and Mrs. w. E.
RichardSon, aged TWO years and near a
month.
Died in Wiliamsburgh District, on Fri.
day, the 18th ult., after protracted illness
Of five weeks. the result nf a severe attack
Of The Measles, Mrs. MARIA B. CHINA,
aged fiily-fur years, and consort of Mr.
Thomas China, Sr.
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MUrlLArED BANK NorEs.-A suit
was recently tried before one of the
lower Courts in the city of Pittsburgh
to recover Of the Exchange Bank the
value OF IL five dollar mutilated note.
Tie note had about an inch torn
otf of the middle Of it, which, it wa,
con,endcd by the officers Of the bank,
could, with like amount from five
other bills, form a sixth, and one
equally rs good and passablc as tha.
presented at the bank for redcrnptior.
The bank had offered to give four dol.
lars for the note, but it was refused
and the full value demanded. The
bank was sustained by The Court,
which decided that the holder of the
note was not entitled to the full value
represented on its face.
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THE MuRpERER OF HELEN JEwE

THE MrRpERER OF HELEN JEwErr.
"A correspondent Of the Albany Ex-
press, at La Vaca, Texas, writes as
follows:
GA character from our alma Mater
Sta;e. whose name to you is well re-
mcmbcrrd; r. Z. Robinson, of Helen
Jcwett notoricty, acquitted from capi.
tai punishment by IL doubtful flaw in
the pleading, flouri>hes in the Eastern
part OF the State. He has adopted the
prefix Richard Parmelce for his cog
n"men-has filled many important
positions in his country, some Of ju-
dicial nature, and hns good standing.
llei is married and has progeny. When
| last Saw him. | could not but moral
izc upon the changes of life. The
patron of the beau monde in '35--thr
exquisite and f"p-now changed into
an awkward, wncouth back woodsman
Is not truth stranger than fiction?
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CuEnxw AND DAnL1Neros RA1rRoAp.

S,TtENAW AND IH!eLINGTUH,IS ISAIFROAD.
The Cheraw Gazette says that the
corps Of Engineers under the direction
of Mr.. Fleming, Resident Engineer of
the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road, completed the survey of q line
from that road to Cheraw on Friday
evening last. Mr.. Fleming has as
sured the editor of the Gazette that
line offers every desirable facility for
a cheap and durable road. There are
but two points on the line which re-
quire heavy work, and these may be
easily avoided, it is supposed. To as
Gel tain this second line will be run
OF their return from Buckets Creek to
Darlington Court House, west of the
first line.
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To the Voters of RClarelnona
GOpQlfsTs

Fellow Citizens Having, at the soliria-
ton Of many OF my friends and acquaint-
ancer. suffered my naIhu 10 appear before
the public, us Candidate for the office
Of Tax.Collector, and it being reported
throughout the County, as / ana informed,
that had Withdrawn, and was no longer
Candidate, I therefore adopt this method Of
Informing those who induced me TO solicit
said office, and the public generally. hat l
au1 s,ll Candidate, and no, only dcsrous
Of having their good wishes, but in this
instance, their votes also.
JOHN F. BALLARD.
July 81 1872. Al
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BALrIMoRE, July 26th.-Yesterdav
morning terrible riot took place be-
tween the United and New Market
Fire Companies.
The fight occurred in Baltimore street
and lasted for three hours. Upwards
Of 100 pistol shots wore fired. One OF
tho participants was shot in the mouth
and disfgured for life.
A respectable merchant named
Didier, and n Mr.. Sparks, member
Of the New Market Company, were
also sh't, end are not expected to 70.
cover.
A man named Hinton was likewise
shot butnot seriously injured.
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for pas, favours the subscrihrr wish
es TO inform the public that he still mnnuiac-
tures Cotton Gins nt his establishment in Slato
burg, on the most improved and approved. plan F.,
which he thinks that tho cotton ginned on ono
Of those gins Of tho late improvement is worth
AT least quarter OF cent moro than the cot.
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. He alro man.
Of the finest finish and of the best materials "
wil, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribe Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also rcp.irs old gins and puts them in CON.
plete order at tho siortst notice. All orders TOR
Gina will be promptly and punctually a,trn led
70. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, =. T.. Feb Il, 26-.t
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Take Out Your Negro,

Committed to Jail on The 2lsl August,
1851, n negro man, who says his name is
Gabriel, and that he belongs to DR.. II. S.
Wilson.
The owner Of the above named negro
is hereby notified, that if the said negro
is not taken out. and the eypenscs paid,
by the expiration OF one year from mis-
Judgment in Jail, that he viii be sold -
the law directs. lie will be sold on the
first Monday in September next.
J. G. RUhME, s. =. D.
April 3;d. 1852 44--ti
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AM
q V IA "a \, "a. Il go

The s5utscribcr would reepacifully ins
form the citizens VI Sumter and adjasGnts {
Di tric.s. that he has just opened Sn Snti,-
tervile brauti!ul arenrn'cnt Of .-%.
Clocks nmd Watches,
Br,ncheK, Finger RrRs. Cuff pinsa. Ear.
Rings. Buckc's, Slides, Fob, Vest. Guard
Chains. Of Steel, Silver and Gold -. tIaltls
and Silver Pepa and Pencil Casep; Spec,a-
cles of various km's White and Cora!
Beads, Bracelets. &c. &c. Ali OF which
will DO sold at Charleston pricea for Cash,
by e. r. MASON,
One aiore south Of :. q ),
Mrs Hulbnr's Millepery-.
+. e.-Rapa'rirg Of every deasrptiaa
done III the very beat manner and st ,lts
shortest notice. eR-. All work ddle BY.
me, warranted to give satisfaction
set: 81. giiiss
December 3, 1851 :s'6 ~ tfSsEEs
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SHOCKING AFFAIR.--Mr. Joseph
HittIe, residing in PittsbWg, got into
fight with his wife, on Thursday
last WIN she threw plate with
great violence at him which struck
him on the head and broke, cutting
his ear in two, laying the scull bare
behind the ear for some distance, and
inflicting ghastly wound, two inch
es long over the external carotid
artery. 1t is supposed his wounds
are mortal.
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land for Sale.

NN7ILL be sold on the premises The 9th
w day Of September next, TRACT
OF LAND in Middle Salem, about one
mile and half from Mclntosh's Depot on
The Wilmington o0 Manchester Rail Road.
containing about 1000 acres. Persons
desiring TO pur :hase can have the Land
shown TO them by calling nn the subscriber
on the premises. J. w. GIBBS.
July 26, 1852. 40-5i*
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a Western New York paper, in n
paragraph commenting on the compar-
ative liberality of the different railroad
companies, with special reference to
tho conveying of Henry Clay's remains
gratis over their lines, says, very
gravely, that the New York and Erie
Company were "nlonths ago desirous
If that honor"
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POLIIICAL ikIsuAEas.-4n. PhiIa.
dciphia lem ycrut, German are, OF
Philadelphia, gives, ii, the amount o
political r.s"nrrs now IN Europe, cal
culatcd iiom the accounts given in Eu-
r0Dcan jo"lnaIs for some time past, a
total Of 76,GSO, without including
those confined in Ru> ia and Poland,
the number Of whom is left to conjc,-
turc.
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RELIC OF PAST DAys.-In the Hall
Of Independence, in Philadelphia, a
settee has been deposited by cit
izen, which was made out Of the
pew of Gen. Washington, in Christ
Church, in that city. The back has
been painted red, white and blue. In
the centre are the following words
-"W ashington, Lafayette, Franklin
and Bishop White, sat on this bench"
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Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers his Plantation IN
i Clarendon for sale, containing 7b0
acres of Land $50 acres cleared; the
place in well settled. On the premises
are good Gin and Screw, Horse Mill
and Wheat Thrashcr. Any person wish
ing to buy, may apply to The subscriber on
the place, ore mile above Calvary Church,
on the main road 10 Camden.
J. C.. WEEKS.
uly 6. 1859. 37-u
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Munroe & Francis, printers and
publishers, in the oldest firm in Bus-
ton. 1t was formed in 1900. These
two gentlemen-one of seventy wears
OF age, and the other scventy-two
have lately published a. volume of
apward of three hundred pages, tbs
types for which were all set with their
own hands. Boston Post.
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TO PLA MT e r s

The subscriber has Just received u large stock
Of gooda for SPRING AND SUMMER. which
he offers at Charleston prices, less expenses.
10 Bnlrs heavy Osnahurgp,
g I" Shir,ing and tShertingp.
% " Blue Denima and Marlboro Stripes,
10 Iihds Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
rs Bbs Baltimore Flour,
25O0O fine Spanish Segau.
Sugars, Coflecs, Teas, DC. &c.
Molussoe, Soap, Starch, 60.
l.. B. HANKS.
April 9th, 1854 2+-,f
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D. ]. 'WINHy;;"

,,..I hIUaV I'M = " u q WNH.Vplk.
:, "culd respectfully inform his friends and
tho PUBLIC generally that b. I,cp has on hurd
an1 Off "a for ,ale on .reesoiShle ternns largs
and splendid hssortm-nt Of Cloths, Cassiners
IA and Vsr,inEr, with ,Iinss. Caps. raa
Mouspendess. Cfarev, SocSs hne lin issss
cia1.. @ 81 mo, ana ss, n.ssIs 9e.s,s: pssxs 2.
Men and Boys Rseny Made fIothina Of ove-
~ description aud variety. -.
Complete Military 0u;h9 JajtSyIns, Sword.
f. aule,ts, DC, furnished d sh6fs: 6e,icc.
Uniforms for Sumter Racmehsa.rnished asi
rTIiis veslnrs re p.sulis,)y nii. risn consisting
Of far richer pattern, tl.sn eycfspfavioasly es-
hibi,ed in this nnrEeL .x&.r:.
Oct. le 1854 -, 81 ,t,i d
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~~~~~.-Oe.~~

The news Of the massacre by In
dians in Texas had produced much
excitement in New-Orleans, and Il
general Indian war is apprchcndcd.
A company of mounted rinemcn has
been ordered to the frontiers to pro-
tcct the inhabitants. A thorough
system Of organization has been de-
tcctcd amongst the Indians.
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Notice 10 Pcdlars:

DEDLARS OF all descriptions, whether
/ on fout, horseback. or with a wagon.
are hereby notified that should they be
found TRADING IN THIS DISTRICT
after this date, without the necessary Ii.
ccnse, the law will To enforced ayains,
them. Il CITIZEN.
June %, 1852 35-,i
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The First of the Season.

Inc E1TSL OF the Season,
THE Subscriber would inform the cIli-
L zcns of Sumterville and vicinity, tia,
he is now receiving large, fine. and well
selected stock of G. I.OTHS, CASSI-
MERES. AND VESTINGS, both plain
and fancy.
ALso-a very large and superior assort-
ment of READY MADE CLOTHING,
embracing every quality. variety and a,yle,
both for men and boys. Call and see a,
y. J. WINN'S.
April l3, 1851. 25-,i
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Nothing was SO much dreaded in
our schooIb"y days, as to be punish, d
by setting between two girls. All!
the force Of education. In after years
we learn to submit to such things
without shedding tear.
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Soda FOaaHn tain.

THE Subscriber has just opened SODA
L FuUNT at his we'll known stand
where he keeps constantly for sale the best
of SODA WATER. ICECREAM and
GINGER.lOP. Also: CE every day,
by the pound or otherwise. Al sold low
for cash by JOHN O'CO\NOR.
June :. 1859 33-tf
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40 HA6E.

- y z = 20
AN the 23d day Of June, 1889, was de-
" llvered by James Gregg, Of Marion
Dstrict,a at Sun,errille Depot, letter di-
rected TO d. A. Foxworth, rf Sumter Dis
lrici. The said letter ha. not been de-
hvered. II the gentleman has mislah the
letter. nr if Loaf and found, or should be
found by any gentleman. they will confer
favor by dropping thc said letter in the
Post Office, or any So cure place in Sum.e er-
Vi lr. thu he owner NAV get ii, an it il a
ci'er nl great .nrnr,an anre
JAMES A. FOSWORTII.
July 81, 1852 4l-3i
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The first newspaper published in
Virginia cost fifty dollars year. 1t
was published weekly, and advertise,
mcnts were inserted for ten dollars
the first week, and seven dollars for
each week after.
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a'opartncrslaiD Notice.

CHARLES LOVE, aie partner and sue.
" crS>nr at Jos. Thomson & Co, Saddle
AMI HARNESS Manufacturers, has thus
dav aS-ocia,ca with himself CONRAD NJ
WIENGEs under the name of LOVE g.
WIENGES.
They will continue the SahdIerv and
II ,rness buS mess Al the old stand, corner
Of broad and Church Streets, TO which n
continuance of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
CHARLES LOVE,
CONRAD NJ. WlENGE;S.
Charleston, July %, 1852. 4O-3t
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A HOME BoDY.-Jonathan Fuller
died in North Chelsea. Massachusetts,
ON Tuesday, at the age of S3, in the
same house in which he was born, and
he had never slept from under its roof
II night in his life.
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SECRETARY OF TIE NAvY.--Tt is
officially announced that the Hon. John
p. Kennedy, of Mary land, has received
the appointment Of Secretary of the
Navy to succeed Mr.. Graham.
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THE New PosrAaE BILL.-Thc
new Postage Bill, relative to newspa-
pers and pamphlets, has finally passed
the House of Representatives. 1t is
to take effect Oh the first of October
next, and provides that printed matter
shall be charged at the rate Of one
cent for two ounces for any distance
under three thousand miles, and one
cent for every additional ounce or part
Of an ounce. For any distance over
three thousand miles, double these
rates. Postage To be paid in advance.
But actual subscribers, receiving ,hcil
papers regularly from the Office OF
publication will be charged only halt
these rates. They may pay quarterly
in advance ut the office where they le-
ceive their papers. Bills and receipts
may be enclosed by publishers without
additional charge. Weekly papers
are entirely free from postage within
the county where they are published.
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BEAT IT WHO CAS.-A Mr.. Philip
Walters, Of Huntington, Ncw-Y"rk.
n man 73 years OF age, lately cut
IL IA acres of grass IN seven days.
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ANOTHER NoMINATIoN.-Hon. IL
c. Perrin, says the Anderson Gaz
ette, has been nominated in the Ah
bevillc Banner as candidate f.,
Governor. NJ man would fill tn,
station more wor,hily, or bring to
the Office better administrative talent.
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OSE OF TILE CABBAGEs.-Thc Min
den, La, Herald mentions having re-
ceivcd head ofcabbagc nine feet in
circumference, and solid Il, that.
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For Sale.

A Tract Of Land containing nine hun.
"a dred and thirty ("3O) acres. situate d
OH the Salem Road, one mile below Mid
way Church, with 4 Dwelling House, and
other necessary out-huildi g. thereon. at
one dollar ($l) per acre. ALSO, an inter
est in one hundred and iorty-s,x (l4,O aciea
in the Estate of WIN. II. Mcln,osf,'s iands,
which lies adjoining, which will sell at
four dollars ($4) per acre. For further
information apply TO the subst ri5cr, at Sa-
lem y. O., Sumter D,slr C.
WM. Nj. MCINTOSH.
July s, 1852. 37-,f
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The Hon. WIN. c. PRksroN.-We
had the pleasure ofsceing this dis,in-
guished gentleman the other day, at
his friend, Gen. Thompson's whore he
will remain for some time; and we feel
assured that his numerous friends and
acquaintunces not only in this State,
but throughout the United States, will
he gratilicd to hear that his health is
better since his arrival in Grcenvillc.
Southern Patriot, 29M ult.
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Discovery OF YET ANOTHER SMALL
PLASET.-From the London Niuxtru-
ted NewS we learn that on the night OF
the oath Of June, Mr.. Hind, the
astronomer at MIR. Bishops private
Observatory, in Regents Park, Lon
don, discovered Il NV planet Oh the
borders of the constellation Aquill;l
and Serpcns. about five degrees cas-;
of the star Tau in Ophincus, which
shines as IL fine star Of between the 9Th
and 9th magnitude, has very steady
yellow light, and at the ines during
the night, which was not favorable for
high magnliltrs, appeared to have IL
disc.
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CHOLERA IN THE WEsT.-1he
cholera prevails in several portions Of
the West. In Kentucky it is pre-
valent in many parts of that State in
a very malignant form.--lu Princeton,
tits reported that SO deaths from it
have occurred during the present
season, and on the Salt river it
prevails with much vir,llcncc. In
Jackson, Missouri, 49 persons had
fallen victims to it in q short time,
besides 40 in the adjacent county.
Several physicians had died of it.
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Married, on the. Dist ult., by r. II.
O'STEES, Esq, WILLIAM NJ. BURY and
Mrs CAROLINE PRITCHARD, all of
this District.
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