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May Festival.

We are much gratifed to learn that O
grand May Festival is to take place in
Island Hall on Tuesday next The prepar.
atoms are going forward on liberal scale,
and We anticipate good time,
The particulars will appear in the Star Of
Monday evening next.
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NEWS ITEMS.

timore Typographical Society, in an adver-
tisement, saws: "Various articles having
been published in some of the city newspa
pers, and statements made by certain indi-
viduals in reference to the recent actions of
the Baltimore Typographical Society, and
which articles and statements, or at least a
majority of them, are grossly incorrect, the
public are respectfully requested to attach
no Importance to them. On suitable oc-
casion the whole subject will be laid before
the public
RAILROAD AccIDENr-On Monday night
the express train leaving Albany at half
past p. M, ran into an emigrant or cattle
train, going east, just at the tunnel at the
eastern end of Syracuse. One car, loaded
with cattle, was broken to pieces and the
cattle killed. The engineer of the passen-
ger train was badly hurt, but no one else
was injured.
n9y" Robert G.. Shaw, esq.,, wealthy
and widely known merchant of Boston, died
at his residence on the Sd instant
SACRIFICE OF HUMAN LIFE-Within the
last few days, besides several minor disas-
tiers Of the same class, we have recorded
the loss of one hundred and twenty-five
lives by the wreck and burning of the
steamer Independence, on the Pacific coast:
fifteen by the collision on the Central and
Southern (Mich.) Railroad; aud twenty
five by the burning of the Ocean Wave, on
Lake Ontario. To this must be added
scores Of persons manned or disfgured for
life.
ELEcrIoN.-Philip Allen, democrat, was
OH Wednesday, elected Z. S. Senator by
the legislature of Rhode Island, without op
position.
1~ DR.. VIM. l. Cooke, who served a
surgeon in the army during the war @
1872, died at Portsmouth, Va, on the 2,
| instant.
NB Mrs. Frost, Of the town Of Madi
son, New Hampshire, a lady now in he
hundre 18th year, is engaged in knitting
pair of WOODEN stockings for exhibition o
the Worlds Fair at New Y rk.
DR.. WIN. BEAUMONT, whose 4" Physio log
of Digestion and Experiments on the Gas
trio Juice" based on the experiment b
conducted upon the Canadian Alexis ST
Martin, have made him so widely end ia
vorably known, died on the 18th ultimo, a
49, -~--~. -~r.uruUnJ was naIIye
Lebanon, Connecticut, where he was Dor
in 1856.
RECEIPTS OF GOLD AT THE MINT. TIL
Philadelphia Bulletin learns from tn
United States Mint that the amount of gol
deposited there during the month of Apri
has been about four and half millions {
dollars (S4,5OO, OOO)-not equal to the e,
traordinary exports of the month of Marcel
but still quite equal to the average. Durin
the same period the exports of specie to Eu
rope have been about 1892, OOO-leaving
handsome surplus in the country
0sg" few drops of kreosote on brow
paper, put in the holes of rats, it is saiG
will drive them away.-H;yhtstown Record
Does the editor of the Record mean to as
sert that the above preparation will driv
away ''rat holes ?"-T1enton american.
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new DO ks and lie" spapers as fast published. lie
is agent for Harper and all the other Magazines ard
our READERS will awaj find large and good assert.
ent Of Liank b oks and stationery at his book store
Oieon building, corner of ~ street aud Penn
feb =
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Roots Wonderful Daguerreotyp.s

Go to Roots. No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still. with equal truth he traces
Mutitudes of lovely facesi
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue near Seventh
street. mar 81
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taken in the highest perfection of the art, will, Of
course, call WHITEHURsT, he being the recipient Of
the highest premium awarded to Daguerretypi sts
the late Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
tute.
His gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue, near four
and-a.ha lf street. mar el-
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By e. n. sTRATTON, Auct,r.

pennsylvania avenue south side. near 10Th street
GRAPE SHiWLS, SILK VISlTE>, and MANTIL-
" LAS, DRESS SILKS, AHALLElS, BEREGES
CALIC0S, LONG CLOTHS, SlllKTINGS, SHEET
INGS. HOSIERY, PARASOLS, LINEN, THREADS
SPOOL COTTON, PORTE MUNNAIES, &C.. comp!is
ing general assortment Of fre,h and sessonabt
goods, to be sold low, without reserve, to adj
vsnces at my Auction Store, OH FRIDAY MORN
1870, Nay e. 10 o'oIo"E
may 5-lt T.. n. SrRATTON Auctioneer
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DIED.

On Wednesday night. Mrs. ISABELLA LEAYlTT
HOWARD, wife of MIR. Charles s. West, of this city.
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DICH FANS, latest styles, and un.

T(ICH FANS, latest styles, and un-
IL usually cheap.-We have this day opened
the largest assortment OF FANS suited to the present
season, ever offered for sale in this city, to which
call the attention of purchasers
NJ W. CALF & BRO, Jewellers
Sign of the Golden Eagle. Penn a avenue
may SIT between 9th and 10th streetS
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INAUGURATION CEREMONIES AT THE Guys.
TAI PALACE Il he ceremonies of the Inaugu-
ration at the Ycw York Cr~stal Palace will
take place on the 18th of July, the day be-
fore the EShition is opened to tho public
On this occasion, Il is expected that the Pre-.
sident Of the United States and some, ut
least, Of the Cabinet officers will be present
10 assist at the Inauguration. The precise
order Of arrangement and nature Of the ccre-
monies with which 1t 10 intended to mark
the opening of tho Exhibition has not yet
been made known. 1t is understood, how
ever, that very brilliant musical soiree will
form prominent feature, to which none but
holders Of scason tickets Qhe price Of which
has been fixed at SlO) will be- admitted.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
mo o.

(NO ~
COLUMBIA, S c.. June "a, 1853.
By Ills Erceiiency John l.. Manning, Cor
arnOr and Commander la Chief in and 0rer
The Stale aforesaid:
WtEREAS, information has been re
w ccivcd at this Department, that an as
sanlt and battery, with intent to commit an
other act of violence was committee on the
body of Margaret NJ Bell, on the night of
the goth of January last, by negro man
named AARON, the property of Samuel n.
Atkinson of Darlington District. and that
sid aaron h.s Eci from justice. Now,
know We, that Ia ihc cni that justice my be
doncahd that the said Aaron may be brought
to legal trial for his offence us aforesaid, |,
JOHN l.. MANNING, Governor ana Com
mander in Chief, in and over the State atore-
said, do issue this my proclamation, off;ring
n reward of Two Hundred Dollars for his
apprehension and delivery into any Jail in
this State.
Said Aaron is about five feet high, dark
complexion, and about - years of age.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, at Columbia, 24ih of June 1853.
Signed JOHN l.. MANNING.
June 80. 22-3t
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THERE are several religious sects among
the Chinese, but the principal elements OF
belief arc similar. They believe in three
great existenccs--two Of them original, and
without beginning or end and the third the
product Of the other two. OF the two first
existeuces, one Is spiritual, the other materi-
al; the three together -Ic heaven, earth, and
man. Heaven Is spiritual; earth material,
but everlasting and man the product of both.
and partaking Of the nature of both. The
figures and craven images to which the Chi
nese pay reverence (uDcouih as they are) do
not represent gods, but good men who have
, ,ininently benefited their rEce during their
stay on earth. They suppose that these
men are in heaven, enjoying spiritual and
csrual Immortality, but that the spiritual part
possesses the power of being prcsent here on
earth, and being cognizani of all that passes
amongst the living.-Home Journal.
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rabid as mad do 10 your views, when no.
body but your side is present, affect to DO
very liberal In your sentiments, whom you
talk with those Of an opposite political creed
Mankind love liberal man; and IL you fiat
ter your foes you disarm them. .
Theresa good deal In that" observed
Sammy, musipgly, reaecting upon the many
existing instances Oft truth.
"Thnt there Is" responded the sick man,
nearly exhausted, anu his lips as pale rs ash
es. Double dealing done well, will fix the
flints OF every body. When lived in
Squealbury-a hoggish set, there Sam--I
was great gun. ! was a general favorits
owing 10 my management--and had mon
ey. They were going to build town House.
There were two parties, each fayoring diE.
fercnt site. They sent committees TO ask
my opinion. As the parties were about
equal In number and influence, hestated at
first which to favor"
"And how did you overcome the difficult
tyr
al told the committees that if they would
call meeting Of both parties, would give
them my opinion. That meeting was called
and went .Smirk Smirk! Smirk r. they
all cried. arose, and, after complimenting
the rowdies generally, the town, its charac.
ter, and so forth, disclaimed my right, either
70 the distinguished honor conferred upon
me, or to deliver an opinion on the subject.
Il was native Of Squealbury," said and no
meddlcr. i would not express any prefer
ence and opinion. l had confidence that
the intelligence of the Squealberrians would
enable them to choose for themselves. and
with great affected modesty bowed and
Withdrew in the midst of cheers from both
parties" ...,
"Thai was well done, father !" said Sam,
admiringly; "and was that the reason you
were elected to the Legislature
"Yes," said the senior Smirk, faintly;"I
made a hit. My noble mindedness became
proverbial. was compared TO Cincinnatus
and General Washington, put up for Repre-
sentative and elected by both parties. Do
rs did, Sam, and you'll prosper-Oh!"
God bless you my dear father! what's
tho matter!"
"I'm going, Sam shall be off in min
ute! Call in the minister and the other bores
quick! but remember policy, Sam policy"
And with the unfinished word, which had
been his guiding star through life, the Hon.
Simon Smirk expired
Intelligence of his death was telcgraphed
all over the Union, and a great manv cdto-
rial obituaries We're written upon him, end
ing with
@Nonc knew thee but 60 love thee,
Nor named thee but to praise !"
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LIST OF LETTERS,

DENAINING in the Post Office ut Lam
h caster G.. H.. =. c., July lst 1853.
Adams, Mrs. e.
B-Blackmon, Miss f., Blackmon A. b.
Blnckmon. j. d., Beckham, +. ~, Bell J.
j., Bell Miss J. 2, Bell Miss NJ. j.. Barnes
Wm.. Bridges, Miss j., Bridges Miss Sa-
rah, Bridges w. D., Barton Miss Jane,
Ballard s. ID. 2, Ballard III.
C-Caston, Dr. y. G., Calhoun, j. NJ, Cou-
sart j. R., Carter, WV.
D-Dr.fin Miss VI. j., Dixon John, dunlap
Eli,
E--Funde,b .rk Joshua, Flemming J. C.
G-Glin Hiss j., Gayle, Col J. NJ, Gosn,
Miss L., Gill w. E., Gamble, Miss NJ.
H---Herton A. Hough Darlin, Halle 3. Il.
Hammond. Miss f., Hinson, John, Senior
or heirs Rcy. Pen.
S-Johnson w. T., Ingram SiIas or J. a.
L--Lrver, J. w. b.
M-Milly H.. Montgomery, Mrs. II. H.,
Montgomery n. ID. <s.s
P-Parker Mlss L.
R--Robinsoa A., l. r. Agt, Robinson, R.
r.
s--Strawbridgc Miss NJ, Stockweil w. II.
Shehorn r. Steele James, Ssllars r..
T--TayloF wm, Todd. NJ, Tolieson A.,
Thonpson w. s., Tryon & BIackmon.
V--Vaeghn Wylie .s
yv--.Wies, r. n, Hilkias r. q. 8
pcrsoas calling foe letters In above list
will please say advegtised.
r.. n. MA0lLL, p. b.
JulyS. 81 st
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LEWISVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY,

TEE nIZEs EAST on cHEsTERvILLE, 3. G.
REy. 1. MCDONALD, VIsrroR.
TIME ezefcises Of this Instiiution will be
4 resumed on the 18th Of July, under
the direction OF gfsat
kss A. 8. WYIIE, PRmcRAL.
MRa ANNE LEWIS,
Mis- MATTE c. UNDERWOOD,
tAflae els AssisTArrs.
TaUsssks---wm. Knox, John Cherry,
William A. Rosboro James brennan, sames
Lewis, Dr. A. p. Wyle.
For . circular eortainiDh further particu-
lars, addcess, Mrs. A. =. Wylle, LeafisTille
y. o., Chcstet Distfiet, 3. q.
Juiy IS - 9s W
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p OSP ECTUS
Ian GAS TER LEDGER
Ne~ is the Time to Subscribe

grateful for he
iIstct
t SounTS the ne Of the Lancaster Ledger Of making III. paper
T Pn % m pfS % T." 81 90 when ten or unite The description
dollars
@ payment DC three months and three dollars
one year Any person who will
patronage hitherto
attributed nfar
well that from
ereader
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A LETTER from Washington says--.San-
In Anna will have choice between the alter.
natives Of selling US about 10000 square
miles Of territory, comprising the Northern
parts Of chihuahua. Sonora and Lower Cali.
fornia, at, say, Sl0,000,O0O, or of losing a
great deal morc-prrhaps his whole country
by war. Mr.. Gsdsdrn has not yet de-
parted, he has vacated his office Of Supern-
tcndent or Commissioner Of the construc-
ton of the Charleston Co tom House."
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HEREBY otferto dlspors

NOTICE. HEREBY offerto dispose
~ OF my contract for carr ing tho Mail
from Charlotte TO Camden, to any person APP
proved of by the r. o. Department, from the
time Of agreement. Such person will have
the privilege Of running round from Lancas.
ter to Charlotte, by Munroe, N. c., ut pro.
ratio pay for the increased distance II they
choose. Tho Stock and Siages 70 be taken
at fair valuation lay. two or three dlsinter-
ested persons, and ample time gisen forthe
payment OF the ssme Apply 20
JAMES MeEwEM :.
Grader, =. G. June Is, 1871
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sHERIFF'S SALES.

DY yiriue of sundry writs Of Fire Fseiss
ID to me directed, will sell before the
Court House door in Lancaster on the first
Monday ia. August next, within the legal
hours Of sale,
The tract Of land whereon defendant lives,
adjoining lands Of J. Adams, Jones Crockett,
James Adams, and Others containing two
hundred acres, more or less, levied on and TO
be sold as the property Of A. ID. Fanderburk,
at the seperate suits of Thos. Ballard, 0or
another) and Curc.on e. Massey. Copdi-
tions Cash, &c.
ID. HALLE,
ST. ID.
Lancaster, e. H., July lith, 1883.
23-3t. Printers fee %.
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New School PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
We learn, from the New York Evangelist
that South.westcrn Convention Of Minis
ters Of this church has been called to meet at
Murfreesboro', Tenn. on the 18th Of July,
having for its objects the cultivation Of n
mutual acquaintance among the scattered
preachers In that wide field, dcvising plans
for the spread Of the church, procuring more
ministers, employing the press moro eflrctu-
ally, and adopting other measures for the
propagation Of the faith in that portion o.
our country.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT

by James II Witherspoon. ESD, Ordinary
for said District.
WHEREAS, Robt. c. Potts has applied
w TO ME for letters Of Administration on
all and singular the good and chaircls rights
and credits Of William e. II. Waite. late of
the District aforesaid, decd, (:.s creditor
These are. therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish all and singular, tho kindred and credit
ors Of the said deceased to be and appear be-
fore me ut our next Ordinary's Court, for the
said District to b. holden at Lancaster Court
Hosse on th. 36th gay Of July instant, to
show cause, II any, why the said udministr.,-
tion shold not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day of july, In the year OF our Lord. one
{ ~ thousand eight hundred sad fifty
Z l.. y. three and in tho evcnty-eighth
~ year Of American independence.
J. II. H.WITHERSPOON,O o. L. ID.
June8 Printers fee 81 lS-2t
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26 Dollars Reward

DANAWAY from'the subscribers pIanta-
IL ton, the last of April, his
Negro Man Berry,
aged 33 or "a years, @ feet high, Scared on
one side of his neutrality-suspicious. mula-
to.
will give the above reward for his delT-
cry at my plantation, l2 miles north west of
east of Chestervilie, or any Jail so can get
him.
B. MOBLEY.
Juue 80, 1853. 22tf
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PRxTTY GooD-We like the reply ANA
zingiy, q geailemas once made TO q buster
ing fellow who had told him he was no gen.
tleinan.
"Are you gentleman ," asked the for
mer.
.Yes, am" Et
Then" cody remarked the other, II am
very glad am not" -
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TWICE THE QUANTITY OF READING NATTER

the
for
@ w l % our country Gu Houses can only be interesting
the city dIes and abridged msceanC
Of
tina
NEW Many enn
t effort the
the of
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FOURTH OF JULY.

ENROM and after the st day of July Of
II the present year, we will sell at the
New York Depot, Bell Air, for cash any
Goods at cost, merely adding 10 per cent TO
New York cost for expenses, and on credit
VIC will sell at our former VERY LOW
prices.
June az 40 tf
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER,
N Is c E LIAM B OU 8
New Books.

..s @NS" ~ScAbs
TUST received from the publishers, New
q York.
Reveries Of an old maid.
Beatrice or the unknown Relatives.
The swamp Steed,
The Prairie Scont
Captain Kyd,
Whitehall or the times Of Cromwell,
Game Cock,
Heads and Hearts or my Brother the Colo
mel.
Wacousta or the Prophecy,
Ruth Garnet or the Loves Of the Earle of
Rochester. ...
Minnie Grey or the Ancestral Curse,
Whitefriars or the Days Of Charles 2nd,'
The Rife Rangers,
The Emigrant Squire.
New York by Gas Light
Jenny Diver,
Three Strong Men,
The Wedding Dress,
Cello or New York above Ground,
Gentleman Jack or Life on the Road,
Kate Pemrose.
The Mysteries of Free Masonry, by Capt,
William Morgan.
The Rebels and Tories or the blood Of
the Mohawk.
Ecarte or the Salons of Paris,
The Heirs Of Derentwater,
Ben Brace,
Gildcroy,
The Heirs of Randolph Abbey.
For sale at the
BOOK STORE.
June % 30 #.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

A j. BEl.DON, who Is 10 the custody Of
N the Sheriff Of Lancaster District by
virtue of Writ Of Ca Sa at the suit Of Miss
ID. McEwea having flied in my Office togeth-
er with schedule on oath, of his whole es-
tate and effects his petition to the Court Of
Common Pleas, praying that he may be adj
mittei 10 the benefit Of the act Of the Gene
raj Assembly, made for the relief Of insolvent
debtors. tits ordered that the said Miss ID.
Melvin ard all others, the creditors to
whom the said A. J. Beldon Is In anywise
indebted, be. and they are hereby summoned
and have notice TO appear before the said
court at Lancaster Court House. on the nth
day Of October next lat II o'ciecklA NJ, TO
show cause, n any they can, why the prayer
oe the petitioner should not be grsnted.
z Ofice,of Common Pleas Lancaster Dis
trict tAia 10th day Of February 1888
4 II. r. PRICE, Cl'k. Z
July On ea--3cn.
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REyESeE Is n common passion: il Is the
ain OF the unins,rueted. The savage deems
II noble bat Christ's religion, which is the
sublime ciyilizer, cmphatically condemns it.
Whyt Because religion ever seeks to en-
noble man; and nothing 30 debascs him as
reverge.
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South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
by James II. Witherspoon, Esq. Or
Htooru nf so:1 n,eTr;-f

Ian NCISTER DfST'RICT.
by James II. Witherspoon, Esq. Or
dindry Of said District.
"HEREAS, Willism T.anrv Finder
w burk, has applied t" mc for '"'-
tcrs of Administration on all and sing.
ular the Goods and Chatcls, Rights and Cred
its of Sarah John, deed late of the District
aforesaid, (as q crcditor.)
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh
all "rd singular, the kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me ut our next Ordinary's Court tor said
District, to be holden at Lancaster Court
House on the % day of July inst. TO
show cause, il any. why the said administra-
ton should not be granted.
{ - Given under my hand and SEAL this
L. S. 9th day of July, in the wear
~ of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-threc, and in the seventy
eighth year of American independent,
JAMES II. WTTHERSPOON,
o. Il. ID.
23-2t. Printers Fee 81.
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EDWARD CRAssos, the Kentish giant, said
70 be the largest boned man In Eufopc, mea-
surcs feet 8 inches, weighs 50 stone, can
reach perpendleularly 10 Zee; 6 inches, and
Is under ~ years Of age.
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MARRIED, on Thursday evening. Juno
30. ut the Methodist Parsonage, in Columbia,
by the Rev. c. Murchison. w. A. I.ATTA,
Esq. of Yorkville, 8. c.. TO Miss SARAH
F. DEWS. Of tho same place.
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COTTON GINS,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Jamcs VI. Richardson .... ...
ys. In Equity.
CYRUS A. Alien and Lancaster District.
wife Jane, Thomas Bill to Review and
Richardson, Jno Rich Reverse Decree for
arlson, Joseph B. Subrogaton, Rcliet
Klinglc and wif,' Mar md injunction. &c.
garrI. Mary Allen. H
appearing to my satisfaction. that all the
i above named defendants reside without
tho limits of this Statc II ~ ordered on mo.
ton of Will ms, solici'or For complainant,
that raci, and All oi SAID ,soIsaaaH.s dc nn-
swer plead or demur TO the bill in above ease,
on or before the lst day Of October 1853,
otherwise judg ,nent pro confesso will be Or
dercd ag inst each and all of them.
JAMES II. WlTHERSOON,
Com. Eq. /. d.
2O-3ln Printers fee 81.
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DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
James r. Magill, and wife I
Rebecca J. B. Magilll, In Equity.
VS..
James NJ. Ingram, Executor Lancaster Dist
Of Rev. Elias l.. Fraser Bill for
deed, Maria Louisa Fraser Partition,
Francis p. Boulware and Election &c.
Mary Boulware his wife
ct al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Fran
els p. Boul ware and Mary Boulwarc his
wife, defendants in above case, reside "ithout
the limits of this State, it is ordered on mo-
ton of Clinton solicitor for complanants,
that the said defendants Francis p. Boul-
ware and his wife Mary yBoulwarc, do answer.
plead or demur to the bill in above case on
or before the 7th day of July 1853, other
wise judgment pro confcs+o will be ordered
against them.
J. II. WITlIEDSPOON,
Conn., E9. l.. ID.
Lancaster c. H., S. G. March 3Oth 1853.
Printers fee 81 9-3m.
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r, EW- To cure bashfulness drink wine or
D sit Paris. w.lt,ing j. also very g.od e.
pecially II the parties are OF opposite sexes.
NJ RRIA G E s..

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There dwelt no joy in Edcn's rosy bower!
The world was sad!-the garden was i'd:
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smiled, CampbeU.
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Notioa

A Ii sueing and other creditors of 10 n
IA w. Johnson, who ass wiling 70 receive
a dividend Of the estate assigned, when hs
was discharged under the insolvent dequisf-
House, The lst Monday m JaBe next, aad re-
csiyefhsir respective dkidsnds.s fsesss
u ~ ag = I.sSPRAfT, MD
Marsh ?, 1864, ~ g.ss Assignee
A--lm 3m
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