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O. B IT u AR Y

Dird-of Erysipc!as, at the Plantation
OF Captain &. w. Copper, in Upper Salem,
on The 2G;h of September, JOHN BUR-
CESS McCLARE, ii native Of Williams
burg District.
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Negro Shoes

The subscriber has made arrangements for
ihc manufacture of from -Four to Five Thousand
I".Is OF the above article by the FALL. For
reference MS to.qnalily lic would respectfully
Is'Ii l'oTsons who may be dispose ~ purchase
OF him, 10 those who palroniZed h H last year
as to price, he will guarantee tlemi as low .,
can be afforded
May22 2tf !. MORGAN,
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a .
I'tE ELoI,lpA lNp1ASs.-lt is to
ssbe hoped; that the citizens of Florida
ssWillistOn be gratificd by tho removal of
the SSentistalcs from that State. We
gssssill publish, in our next talk that
Silly tBowlegs had with the President.
'l'he lSt'tih Carotinian says:
ssINYe learn, from the Washington
Republic that preliminary arrange
snents have b Ell entered into with
Sshis chicftor the removal of the rem.
Giant of',he Seminolcs, now in Florida,
% the west the Mississippi river, and
gthatlthe emigration will commence du-
Sing the present season. Everything
ssllcccssary to their comfort on the
Journey and at their new homes will
@l5e afforded. They ardcntly desire to
I remain for q longer period in the land of
their fathers, not fully approaching
the dangers to which they are exposed
the whites being impatient for a
4 full execution Of the treaty, made
twenty years ago, between the Gov
the Seniinolcs, and which
.5lis nov required by necessity to be
garfield into effect.
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MNNASA,

rs horcny given that application viii be
made, at the next session Of The State
Legislature, 10 close the road knownsas
."the Middleton rohd,' leading from the
Depot through my plantation. b
WILLIS RAMSAY.
Septembcr i, lS52. 81 iG-3m
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
q E. MS E, Il, " 81 s. s.;

. / %.
The Subscriber would respectfully I'M. ii
form the citizens Of Sumter and adiarents
Di tricts, that lie has just opcned irr Sum-
tcrville a beautiful assortment Of asSs IS.
Clocks and Watches,
Brooches, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Ear. )
Rings, Buckcls, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard
Chains, of Steel, Silver and Gold--Geld
and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases; Specta-:
cles OF various kinds; White and Coral
Beads, Bracelets, &c. &c. All of which
will be sold at Charleston prices for CASH
by c. II. MASON,
One store south of
Mrs. lIulbcrt's MilIenery. ,s
P. S.-Repairing. of every description
done in the very best manner and at tha
shortest notice. eSy- All Work 3dtdine BY
inc, warranted TO give satisfaction. 81
C. T. NJ.
December 2, 1851 g IF
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SO. CAR0LINA--S --SUAlTER DIST
By W. LIZ WIS, Esq, ordinary Jm. sail

by ". LII WlS, Esq, ordinary JiT sail
District.
Whereas, w. w. Bcnbrw hath applied
to me for Letters 1i iAdminisiration, on all
anu siii..ls ar The goods and ca,tIcs, rights
and creditors OF J. S-Iiih.!!l.Q9, = ih.!!l.Qs9, late oil the
SAID District, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, The kindred and crcdi-
tors OF The sad deceased, to be and appear
before me ut our next Ordlnary's Court for
Tie SAID District, 10 be holden at Sumter
Court House OH Friday the 18Th dav 0.
October, to shew cause, il any, why
the SAID administration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand and seal, this
llL day OF October, in the year OF
H. S. our Lord, one thousand eight hun
drcd and tiIiy-lwo, and in The 10Th
year OF American independence.
w. LEWIS, o. S. d.
october Il, 1872 5O-2t
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s56frcd, That the two ySi
required by The Constitution NJ
the two years immediately pIf 3
election. and the Sin months
the Election District, are thGS
immediately previous TO The elect
if any person have his home in
he dohs not loose he rrght of res
temporary absence with the int
returning, but if one have his
family III another State. the pr
such person, although conlinu G,
years IN the State, gives NO ripl
ReSOlrcd, That it shall be III
duty OF the Managers to report /
lie tors all violations of the clc
and all cases Of bribery and corru
to use their best efforts to bring d
crs to justice.
Sept. ., 1852.
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Improved Endless Chain
W3seH Hiieyssss

- 1s:ssy 80 Said Land cannot be sold for less
than SSl.0O per acre.
TERMs-Onc-llalf payable on The Isl
January ncxl, and balancc on 1st January
1854, with interest payable annually till
fully paid, Purchaser to give Bond and
personal security, and muftgagc OF the
premises.
~. A PLAT Of the above land will be
exhibited on the day OF sale.
w. +. b. ffAYNSWORTH.
Com'r in Eq"i'y
Angus, II, 1852. 43-7t.
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NMA GMRN MMNsSs 4; &

This is the most difficult Worm to DESTROY i;ff
I'll that intest the human system, is grows 10 dill
almost Indefinite length beco!aing SO coiled and
fastened to the lltestines and Stomach efIeciing
the health SO sadly us to cause ST. Vitus Dance;
Fits, de-, that those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect that it is Tape Worm Fastening them Id
an early grave. In order TO destroy this W6ffis, q
very energetic treatment must be pursued, isy
would therefore be proper to take 10 s of MS
Liver Pills so 90 remove all obstfuctioI,s That
the Worm Syrup may actdireci upon the Worm;
which must be taken in doses of , Tablespoon:
fuls times n day, these directions followed
have never been known to fail in curing tIia,
most obstinate case Of Tape lVtrm. 5E,,s3
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Notice to HDediars.

DEDbARS of'all descriptions, whether
l on foot, horse back, or with a wagon,
are hereby notified that should they be
found TRADING IN THIS DISTRICT
after this date, wilton, the necessary Lii
ccnsc, the law will be enforced against
them. a CITIZEN.
June %, 1852. 35-tf
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a@ 5-RpcGn naa e 80

p2@ 5-RoGana nalG 3a s
YGu will find these Pills an invdluable nleeSi
cine III many complaints to which you are aHi,s
rci. In obslructions either total partial, they
have been founl of inustimable benefit, restoring
their functional arrangements TO a healthy ac-5
lion, purifying the blood nni piher faida 80
etectually TO put to flight niicSmplaiRys wtiGil3
may arise from female Irregularities, as head
ache, gid,linesa, dilnness OF sight, pain in the
side, back, DC, 5s3 ,L Il 5 II Z . .55 ~ M
None genuine unless signed j. N. HcBENskcE =
all Others being base Imitation. s
PRI,G Gt.--E EACH .25 CTS.
ES Ageptswishiug new supplies aud SieraI
Keepers dasiro,ts of becoming Agents must nd
dress the Proprietor, j. \. N.4 HOB BENSAERS!
Philadelphia. Pa q Es;t
For sale by MI Dfngg gists and Merchants in
The u S, e 8!
NJ, s,ohEs, Charleston, Wholssais q Agens
for Tho sstatss. 3: 3y ~
August l0s ssl B52. 42-ly
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favonrs the subscriber wish (
es to inform the public that he still manufac
,Ages Cotton Gins nj his establishment in State.
ssapn tie riiost improved and approved plan,
s 4 ,e thinks that the cotton ginned on onst
gins Of the lass igpsroyement is WORTH
at least n quarter of ~ sEsian tic COT
ton ginned OH the ordinary gin, He also, ,alan.
plartures them on the most simple construction.
wit, Stee! saws and Steel Plated Ribs Gase
hardened which he will sell for 92 per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puts them in com I
plee order Mt the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctunlly y atiendsd
TO- WILLIAM ELLIS ON ~;
Stateburr, Sumter Dist, S. g. Feb j I, 25zt
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art 8 store in tho aftern0 Don and GMis-
M linstrels ut: night, consumed tho
the Inter place one of them
MAS found, 10 be drunk andAuproarious,
mid hnd be carried back to the ho,.
stslsyyllefes he teli | asleep, and gave no
3i1ither trouble. There is but little
doubt thatstulI arrangements have
been made for their final departure
from Florida, and that this will take
place mt as early period us the well
known stardincss of the Indian charac-
ferSMillallow. Billyand his comrades
must have by this time dcfinitivcIy
ieo,iclud ed that this was II great coun-
try and that in case of Noncompliance
sssssitli5thc treaty, they would be suffer-
set's. .Sapdn}dh Georgian 29tA ult.
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$500 CHALLEN,EES,

Whatever concerns the health and happiness
of people is at all times of The most Snlu
importance. take it for granted ii l,.t every
Person will do all in their po" err TO save The lvea
OF tiTgr children and that every person viii on
deavsa 10 pr, mlte their own health q, all sacf.
fices. feel il to be my duty to sorninIy assure
you that WORMS, according to the opinion Of
the most celebratrd Physicians, are the primary
causes of q large majority of diseases t6 whictii
children and adults IRE liable; if ybu have an
appetite continually chnngenble from one Kind
of food TO another, Bad Breath, Pain in the Stns
mach, Picking ut the Nose, Hardness and Fnuif:
ness of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever
Pulse Irregulnr-remelnber that all these denof.s
AWoRMs, & you should ut once apply the remedy
% IEObciasacIk's Worm SyrraYs.
An article founded upon Scientific Prifciiplees,
compounded with purely vegetable substances;
being perfectly safe when taken, and can Bs, B,
given to the most tender Infant, with decided,
beneficial effect, where Bo,rei Complqints and
DmrrhGa lave made Them weak and debilitated
the Tonic properties of my Worm Syrup afsl
suci that il stands without an equal in the cata
logue OF medicines in giving tone and strength
10 the Stomach, which makes it an InfnliabiS
remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia, tfi.s
astonishing cures performed by this Syrup af.sF
Physicians have iailed, is The best evidence Sfiia
superior efficacy over dill others. ~
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Georgia Plain and Kcrscys,
Plum and Striped Osnaburgs,
Bleachcd and Brown Dnincstlcs,
Super Dutiicc Blankets.
Our business is done strictly for Cash
and on The One Price System, and VIC are
confident no house III The city can give
BETTER BARGAINS.
Charleston, s. g., Sept.2l, 1852. iS-im
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ses9iu sircng,ly TO the nervous system,
fcfieEing health and Ytgor to nll parts d Tho
body. 4,h, ACSTnAREIc, which acts intEer-
feet harmony with tbs &lher Ingredients, and
operating on the Bowels, saod eapelling tho
whole mass of fcorrupt and vi,iafed snatter, and
purifying the Blood, which destroys discts and I
restores health. -sssS.},ss
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Notice,

Notice,
All persons indebted to me individuality,
or as Ordinary. will please make immedi-
ale payment, as it is absolutely necessary
that | close up my business, some part of
which has been Of lorg standing unsettled,
and which | ain determined shall remain
so no longer. hope my friends will attend
to this ut once, aud give me and themselves
as lit !e trouble as may be.
W. LEWIS. 4
Feb. 9'h, 1852 l7-tff
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Administrators Notice,

A HAVE appointed MIR. w. NJ. Green,
L my Agent, to settle all The matters Of
the Estate of John Mcdonald, late Of this
District. MARY j.. MCDONALD. f
ALL Persons having demands against
the Est,te Of John Mcdonald, will present
them duly a,testcd. Those indebted will
nal e immediate payment 20
w. VI. GREEN agent.
February Il, 1852, l7slf
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade.
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.
W.. a., EsagpcHOar tG. ca

253 KING-:ST. e doors below Wentworth ST }
Constantly on hand,
SILKS AND SILK GOODS,
Dress Goods Of all descriptions,
Alpaccas, Nlrrinoes and Bolubazincs,
Prints and Ginshams,
Cloths, Cassamcres and Vcstngs,
Hosiery. Gloves, &c, &C., &c.
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snnourcaa
~ Al.a.s5s.rft.-t

For Sale.
A Tract of Land containing nine hun
IA dred and thirty (s30) acres, situated
on the Salem Road, one mile below Mid
way Church, with Dwelling House, and
ether necessary out-buildings thereon, ut
one dollar (SD per acre. Also, an inter.
est in one hundred and forty-six. (l46) acres
in the Estate of Wm. III. hcIntosh's lands,
which lies adjoining, which will sell at
four dollars ($4) per pcre. For further.
information apply 10 the subscriber, at Sa-
lem r.. O., Sumter District.
WIN. NJ. MCINTOSH.
July s, 1852. 37-tf
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in part as follows:
DrV Goods.


Calicocs, DeLains, Cush,ncrcs, Mcrines.
A'paccas, G,nghams, Camhrics, Cassi-
uncrcs, Jeans, kcrscy>, l.iI.seys, Flanncls,
BlcachcL and Brown Shrtings, Blankets,
&c. &c.
BOOTS IND SHOES.
Pcggcd and Scwcl Boots, l'rognns, and
Shoes and CATERS of all descriptions.
HATS AND CAPS.
Molcskn, Wool and Plush Hats, Glazed
and Ciotli Caps of every variety.
SADDLE T. ltY.
Saddles, Brides, Whips, &c.
--ALSO
\ fine assortmcn,s of Groceries, Crockcry,
Hardware, and fancy goods.
y call is respectfully solicited, as we
are confident we can suit you III pric. and
quality.
ROACH g. BI.ACkWOOD,
Panmctiu House. Sumtcrvil!c, ). &.
Sept. 2Slh. 1852 1T
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TO PsI, "A N TE

r 0 PLA IN T.
% The subscriber las just received a "a
OF goods for. SPRING AND SUM MMElts
he Oilers ut Charleston prices, less expensess
10 Bales heavy Osnaburgs, -. s.
!" Sl,irting nnd -Sl,eetings,
y" Blue Deninls and Marlboro Stripes,
10 IIhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
rs BblA Baltimore Flour,
.25000 fine Spanish Segara,
Sugars, Cofiees, Teas, &c. &c. t
hiolasses, Soap, Starch, &c.
l.. B: HANKS. y
: April 9th, 1852 2a-,f
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rro5c.,sack,s liver pills,

n No part of tbs SYSTEM is more liable 10 dfseasa
the LIVER, ii serving as d filteref TO pnri-s
ssss2od, or giving the proper secretion ID
4 4 : that any wrong action of the Liver
important parts of the system;
Sc spsy, in Liver Complaints
ssss Is A&c. We should therefore
cha; might Indicate d
These Pills being
i PLANTS furnished by
ss5:s Namely, lsti! An Exzs
Is tfSss Ynlenis the secretion ffot,i
IS membrane; or promotea
Red matter. 2nd, An ALss
- Changes in some inexplicas
+ ! ssssnef the certain morbid
IS A TeRio, which
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years previous 10 Tie DAY oT cIC
who has a freehold of fifty acres
or town 10, oi which lie hadbce
seized and Possessed ut len p
before such election, or
freehold or town lot, hat ss
III The election District s:
to give his vote BET i.
months, Shall have
member or mGInl
ach Of the Lg s. ;.:s 4
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Ioi's 10 be opened al 3 3 rfUrkS'' n
al'd closed az 4 o'clnck, +. NJ, viii
venieI intervals. The box, vcsself
30 pc sealed up when the polls are
and not 10 lie opened except To {
votes the second DAY, and 10 cou}
votes at the regular time and place.
l72l, 3 Stat. l36.
Rcs"lrcd, That the Managers of
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The steamship Mexico, Capt. Place, Al
rived yesterday from ayeston, bringing papers Of
that place to the 3Oth ut, inclusive, and the mails
from the interior
The San Anf9ni0 Lsacsr learns from letter, dated
az Eagle Pass the 10th ul., that twO large parties
of Indians mad crossed the Rio Grande near that
place 10 the American side. and one OF them was
seen driving of from one TO TWO hundred horses and
mules. Lieut.. Tyler, with thirty men. had started
in pursuit Of the savages.
Two vessels arrived al Galveston VI eek before last
fIom Bremen, with go passenger.
The Austin correspondent Of The Gairssf)n Jour
HG writing under date Of the 18th ult., says the
iual improvement bill mas been postponed 10 The list
INST, and adds
Il do not believe any oil appropratng portion
Of the means, which the state VIII realize from the
ale of her territory to Uncle Sam, for the purposes
OF railroads Will pass although there Is a strong
feeling N favor of these works Of improvement and
very manifest inclination % grant charters and do
nate and 20 such works. several applications for
charters have been made, one for railroad south Of
32- from Red River 20 the Southeast Pass, con-
Meeting With one from New-OTeans. This Is an
application from citizens OF New Orleans. Another
proposition is 10 the road north Of 32' " L. 50
as 10 connect with Nlcksburg on the Mississippi.
Several petitions and memorials are before both
Houses. for charters from seaboard Of which
is petition from Gen. Hunt formerly Of your city,
for charter from Virginia Point TO Ell Paso"
Gov Bel anu Lieut.. GOV. Henderson we're inau-
eurated al Austin few days since. The ldress
delivered by the Governor on the occasion has no
interest beyond the limits of the State.
IN. o. True Delta, i:h ast
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For \ n J"
HENRY CLAY

..,..,,, watching a: thy doom
800 ,br Pale Angel waiting day oy oay'
v,..uo,v NJ, shallow leans ny threshold 0e''
RAY 10 bear thee from our slsss away
WA, vna, bereavement, hall our nation wake
On ,hql sad morIiDg, when ,hy soui hsth heo
Gr.f n our homes her solemn place shall 'sAs'
And honest tears b. thousand eyes oe sheo'
Where shall ,he mantle oftby greatness lAn,
Whose shoulder take the burden borne oy 'hiHe
who sand so ready a, our country's cal
Who e'sr endure with patience 50 benign
a. ..re,ous heart 50 soon to beat no more
On SILVER voice, the irumpesoan OF NUN
On wizard lips. so eloquent Of yore,
Would ye were gifted with immortal you'H'
x,sr nsa,h q, las, shall close those eyes so dear'
And Law thee down in long and dreamieSs keep
p.,ed and Doubt shall mourn beside thy oier'
l,a ,a,dy Justice there shall kneel and weep
Then Jsalousy no more shall blast thy name
All that hath panied thee shall be laid asloe
Serene, eternal in historic fame,
Thy country shall enbalm thee IN her pride.
No holjer tomb than thine our land shall know,
Save that where sleeps the dust Of Washington
And future pilgrims, "reverently slow"
Shall "seek il sOrrOwing," from size TO son
Calm be the glory Of thy days decline
Gentle the shaft tina, strikes the anal blow
On Christian Patro, be the victory thine,
Ia Gods great name, ~hene'er ne bids thee go
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4 Texan Colonel's NforY.

No, my friend, said the Colonel e. ms
grave companion. No, II Is entirely impossible for
one RuTsed as sou have evidently oeen IN the lap
OF luxury perhaps even In a ceIled and framed
house-to know What We suffered here IN So IN
luSt tell you exactly how I with me, and have
seen Rothlng-O, nothing at ALTO what some have
on see VAS there IN SABINE COunty-had a LILLE
CABIN II the WOODS away from town some tOZsu.
miles. had hundred cows, twenty mares seven
teen FLIES and " .e and three chIldIen-Du! not
dollar in the world. However was LAWYER ard
mad engaged TO defend a man .or cow-stealing 1t
court ID town next Jay. for which Was % get two
bushels OF meal You see NV clothes had wellnigh
worn out and so i sopped with a Bedl Indian for
suit OF deer-skln DID YOU ever see a real suit Of
deer skin. stranger
Well, haye-fe'f It TOO. You see the Indian
told me 10 dye It IN dogvood Ooze dld so. YOU
know, ieit them n all night Next morning | was
Up early and or for cOart .Or / needed that meal
Cont have anything H. the house at al sly deer
SKIN SUIT aited well-had .assels round the calves
and skirts Wen, rode the mos Of Timber in
which my caDla was built, on 20 the prairie NAT
Stretched TIE rest OF the way 10 10 III as the sun
got hotter, the We. skn-you see mad 70 pu, Z on
wet for must De al court-had 10 have that meal
the wet SKIN begun 10 get tight Psha;y. II don't
MIND. says / but IN twenty minutes pshtv z did
mind get on tle mare out there ID that broad
prairie win the roasting, orohng, burning sum- hight
over my mead, and my clothes creeping 10 and col.
ing light around me like . nest Of snakes Nv arms
were fastened so BY the sleeves that 1 couldn't get
= my kAIe 10 ZIP anything. My h4ir stood On the
enc IKE ihe Ihorns Of i bois dare. o, the misery
the suueTing the agony Nv whole BODY Was
bound Up and screwed together AID stan rle1
blcOc rushed 70 my heat-couldnt get o. nv horse
Well, lay there N the olisierng sun til solaeoody
gong 10 court happened - pass and ripued lac 10
lie cut me II two thSC places he va King 81
with laus hteT hile he did IT, Well you see rode
back home-ioOk the last sheet in the AoUse-c,lt n
oui-"lfe SOWed on one leg while so xed m the
GtheI-gf 10 court Just IN rme with M Wine s1jt
-'itIfeo the inaa, and got the meal =
Rcd Lam =
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APT QuorATloN.-The Pennsylvania
Sssfesmaa has an article on the very remarkable
letter OF Mr.. john w FoENEy, the present,
Clerk of no less a body than the House OF Rep
resentatives, which was read among the evidence
on the Forest Tsial last Saturday; 10y way d
motto to its observations TIE Nsafess,an quotes
the following lines from O,hellO
"Cassios proper mar let ne see now
III can fas,en but one cup upon him.
With that which he hath drunk tonight already,
He'll he as full ofQuarrels and ofenses
As my young mistress dog"
Now 'nonss, this
Pack @. drunkards,
Am | 10 pub our Cassie In some action,
Thar may offend the Isle"
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ANOTHER CHRISTIAN TnlAL.-Sam

ANOTHER CHRISTIAN TRIAL.-Samuel
Wilhsms, colored preacher, vas put on trial in
the L. 5. District Court, Philadelphia before Judge
Kane, on the 18th inst, charged with misdemeanor
IN giving information to the alleged slaves OF Mr
Gorsuch that the man-hunters on their srack
After considerable time spent by counsel as 20 the
method Of proceeding, Jury was cmpsnelled and
the District Attorney, Mr. George l.. Ashme4d, made
his opening speech. The resul. of this trial. should
the prosecution sustain the charges, VIII determine
whether person can be made smena6le to the pen
altieS Of the outrageous fugitive Slave law for
what may be termed a constructive obstruction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Cass and Clay-Hemry \. Wise-Ben..E. Green
against Daniel Webster.

Correspondents Of The y. Y Tribune
WAsRINeroN, Monday, Jan. II, is5a.
The statement that Mr.. CLAY had writ
ten letter IN ia, or of Gen. CAS-, for President was
doubt put forth 7aT, y fas system which GER.
tain politicians are prScticing, with view Of fore
ing the nomination of LEWIS CAss fortAe PRESIDENCY
upon the Democratic party.
General FoorE's late mission to Washington
Gov CoBB's letters 70 certain Democratic leaders,
and the course o! TooNrs & Co. aGs all part OF the
same system.
But there IS shade Of Truth IN the s.4semea,
ths.M CLAY has written letter. to any body IN
favor of General CAss for the Presidency The
most he has done has been to say not ante, ina,
among The Democratic aSprants for the Presidential
Chair, he estsems General CAS- as the bes. man
But this has been said by Nj CLAY In the beef that
Mr. CAss is what he declares himself to be in his
soc.al conversations with Dir. Cav de ,iasslly %