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$40 Reward /!

NtIE above reward will be paid for the de-
/ livery to myself. or Judgement in any
Jail, of my fellow HAMLET, who left my
premises about lst of February last. Said
Fellow was purchased of the Estate of Eli
as Fraser he is about feet 8 or 10 inches
high, rather sprightIy in appearance and of
black complexion.
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LAND FOR SALE!
1000 Azores More or Less
PINE LAND.

CITUATE partly in Lancaster and partly in
y Kershaw, on the east branches OF Linch's
creek, can be had on reasonable terms from
either Of the subscribers, by early app'ica-
ton. Said Land Is watered by Ned's Creek
and abonn6s IN Hickory Flats, well adapted
to the growth Of cotton. The timber is
we'll worthy the attention Of any one who
may desire to erect n saw mill.
The above tract was located by Glass G.
C,.ston In 1904, and is bounded by lands OF
Joel Phillips, Burwcll Jones. SIC. sea,s
Terms modcrate--titles warranted
Apply 10 1T. COPELAND,
WM. G. CASTON.
July I, 1883. 9e-2t
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
DISTRICT.

OoO Il Ill OhUObIlNus
LANCASTER DISTRICT
Thomas Richardson.
VI In Equity,
Cyrus \. Allen and Lancaster District.
Jane his wife. James Bill to Review and
VI. Richardson John Reverse Decree for
Richardson, Joseph Subrogation, Relief d.
b. Kiingle and Mar Injunction dc.
gnrct his wife, Mary
Alien.
IT appearing To my satisfaction. that all the
L above named defend nts, reside without
the limits Of this 81 itc. II is ordrred or mo.
ton OF Williams. snli,-:'aF E.s complainant,
that e'ch nd I'LL Df sid defendants do an
swer plead or drmur to the bill in above case,
on or before tie LIST day Of October 1859,
otherwise judgment pro confcsso will be or
dered ag.inst cach and all of them.
I'LL. WTTHERSPOON,
Com. Eq. l.. ID.
2O--3m Printers fee 81
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


COLUMBIA, =. C., June I5, 1853.
"HEREAS,informntion has reached this
w Department, that on the night OF the
both May last, dabolical attempt was
made upon the lives of many citizens of this
State, by placing obstruc'ions upon the
track Of the South Carolina Rail Road, near
Branch,illc And whereas, in consequence
of said act the lives of several useful citi-
zens Of this State were lost
Now to the end that justice may be done,
may be done and the offender or often
ders brought to justice, hereby offer u re-
ward of Five hundred dollars for the appre-
hension and delivery of said offenders in any
Of the Jals of this State, and upon the con-
viction of the same. ......
Giveu under my hand and seal Of the State
at Columbia, this 18th day Of June, Ammo
Domoni one thousand eight hundred and
fifty three and in the seventy seventh year
Of the Independence Of the United States.
JOHN L. MANNING.
June ~. 22-3w
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CON N ERCIAL.


VnHkEO3GCM 1HIkoA
SATuRpAv MoRMso, July
CcgToss-The sales yesterday amoauted
20 near eie bales, II from 81 TO - cc1ts---
Pricss without change.
CoLynRIA, Julys.
CORES have bat few transactions
70 nofice W Cotton to-day. Envugh. how
syer was done ts,skew tllss our f6nner quo
tniions Of 8 70 i0f eehts can % ohfainsS Cor
intssiosto air. 20 balrs were soid At 81 =,
Scs censs. 2tslh5s i 81 y
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THE LATEST NEWS
Washington dfa;r.

WASHINGTON, June 29.--(soverno. M.f,,.,
land. Secretary of the Interior. leaves fns II.
home on Friday, and expects 10 be absent near
!, month. Aoa'
Hon. James Campbell, pos,mas,e fssna..,
hss been appointed by the Presiden, a. Ac,;a.
ofMr McClelland. ''e aosence
The examination Of the clerks in The MAJ
Department was proceeded with TO-DAY nna..
The Hunter law, previous to the comaen ns"o
ofsh'en lne following changes were made.
Chiei Clerk OF the Bureau of Msa;c;n,
moved. Chief Clerk of tue Ruresn as D.. .e
SONS ana S,o.ning, reduced TO an ordinary
elerkship. John II. Ruley, of Tenn: D,
Geodloe, OF North Carolina; s. r. W;ll;.m. "
Nd; VIM. King and VIM. Platter. ,hs ~: "
tic, OF Coambia; II. G. Shriver. w. q rs
pincou aud ii. Fl. Heller, clerks. we,s ".
moved "e'e 'e'
Gen. James Thompson, for a lony ns,;oa
clerk ct the Third Auditors office. has bssn
removed, aud Samuel Rind asnointed in h;s
rlss Several removals were mads ~ asv -; !,
ine Fourth Auditors office. Also, in The
Ceutfetl~'s office. Extensive decapita,;ons
ell around expected Tomorrow, and next day !.
J. IS f"niored that the decapitated intend IN
celebrate he event by grand procession.
Andrew ]. Morrison. who recently sho, Hes.
Ter, and accidentally his own wife, was sd i.
mitted to bail TO day in the sum of SO. ooo-
Hester, according 10 the testimony of the pby.
sicans, having every prospect of recovery.
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u Dyspepsia, Kheumat!sm, scrofnln,

C Dyspepsia, rheumatism, scrofuia
Liver Complaint, &es-FRoM THE METRoP-
oIIs.-Pass it around-let the afflicted hear the glad
tidings This is but the sentiment of thousands
WASHINGTON May IL, 1855
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
been afflicted with Liver Complaint of ten years stand
ing, thereby for the benefit of the afflicted take great
pleasure in announcing that after using few bottles
of sour Hampton Tncture, found it had accomplish.
ed perfect cure. / have used different medicines
from time to time but have never been able account
for any apparent good it is blessing to stricken
humanity that that medicine is found which possesses
the wondrous power of prolonging human life The
many cures it has wrought is sufficient guarantee of
the beneficial results which may be experienced from
49, '' CURTAIN HAY.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
The wife of Thos M Yeakle 76 Pearl ST. was a great
sufferer for eight years Restored to perfect health by
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA,
A boy in the family of Hon w P Thomassen once
member of Congress, from Kentucky, was a mass of
from head to foot. His eyeids inside out
protruding the eyebas to produce blindness
He was cured by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry Winn had a cough for five years, great
weakness. &c; had in all five six physicians; tried
all their remedies, but was cured only by Hsmpton's
Vegetable Tincture.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis
Sold by o A STRECKER, Richmond.
B JONES 4 co, Petersburg.
MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY,
Proprietors, Baltimore, and Druggists generally
je10
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FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND
OLD POINT.

In consequence of the repairs to
uEzEzzafzs57 The steamboat Augusta having re
qairea more time than was anticipated the Com
pany have chartered the pleasant steamer ]. E.
Coffee to run between Port Waithall and the
above places, until the Augusta Is completed.
The Coffee will be under the command of Capt
VIM Smith, the former commander of the Au-
gusta, SO long and favorably known to the travel.
ing community on the Potomac and James rivers.
The Cars running in connection with the Coffee,
viii leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
Friday, July lst 1853, at 6 o'clock A NJ and on
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning
thereafter at the same hour
On the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, the Coffee will leave Norfolk
at 81 A III, touching at Old Point throughout the
bathing season, add at the different landings on the
river.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point,
NC. % W
Fare between Richmond and Grove Wharf. l so
mess esch- oo
Children over three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price.
SeiSahs tnfougn- ...---.-..--. l o0
Servants to any point on the river. | 90
THOS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
Office of the r. g. P. r. r. Co, June 29th, 1853.
lie 30 ,
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TA Permanent cure OF Bad Leg
by Holloway's Ointment and Pflis.-The
Mate of the Mary Sheppard, on the passage home
from Calcutta injured kis leg, which broke out in
one of sores that he was quite incapable oil
attending to his duty. He tried every available
remedy that the ship medicine chest afforded, but
without success He was then recommended by
MIR. Taylor, the Second Officer, to try Hoilowsy's
Ointment and Pills Having procured some from
passenger he used them, with the most happy
result for long before he reached England his leg
was completely cured, and the surface bore no
signs OF its former dreadful state.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (Hear Tenn
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
of Patent Medicines thr oughout the British Empire
aud by those of the United States. in Pots ard Box
es ct 81 cents, 81 cents, and 81 so each. Whole
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
by Messrs d D SANDS, New York, and PUR
CELL, LADD g. co, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving In taking the
larger sizes.
NB-Directons for the guidance of Patients srs
affixed TO each Pot or Box. IL 28-iw
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WelIineten e5eddiu,

TRUsTER,s sALH or Valuable
i Real Estate In the City or Richmo nd,
on Byrd, between 9th and 10Th sfrects.-.
By virtue OF q deed OF trust executed to the sub
scrtber BY Joseph Ross and wife, dated 2tth An,
gust, le5s, duly recorded In Richmond Hustinas
Court shall Tin execution of the said trust. hav.
ing besn 90 requested by the creditor thereby se.
cured proceed to sell ct public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of July,
1888, at O'Clock, n, if fair, If not the next fair
dey ct the same hour the re al estate thereby con-
yeyed, consisting Of lot No q fronting SAX feet on
Byrd street, running back $50 feet to an alley Is
ieet wide and being part Of lot No ace in the plan
OF said city, on which there s.ands a new brick
store and dwelling. The title is believed to be
good, but selling az truAtee, shall convey with the
usual special warranty.
IEaMs-Enough In cash to defrsy the expenses
OF sale, and to discharge bond OF $1,000 with Ia
terest thereon from 10th August 1859, and on such
credit as to the residue, the personal represents
i've OF the said Ross shall prescribe and director
IN case OF the failure to give such direction then
upon such terms - shall announce at the time of
sale. John x VOTING Trp.tee :
II Sale conducted by w GoDprN, Auct.
~ I-dtds
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Ny X. Cauthern.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURe.-

On Friday, LIST day Of July, commencing at
w o'clock, at my Auction Store, | viii sell for
CASH lot of superior Furniture, consisting IN
part ola mahogany spring seat Sofa, Marble top
Fier Table, 2 handsome Card Tables, I Diuipx do, I
centre do, Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany Rock.
er large ingram Carpet Floor Cloth, I Mahogany
masnssand, Common Chairs. Feather Beds and
Bedding, Bedsteads, 5 very superior Venetian WIN.
COW Blinds, Dinner Set, Tea China, excellent
Cock Stove ana Fixtures 9 farlor stoves, Bfass
ana and Brorze Tenders, and many other articles
In the housekeeping line
By order of the Trustee. q
je 29-3t* CArITHnrN
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Late from Bnenos Aures.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The ship Margaret
Eliza, from Buenos Ayres, brings advices TO
the 18th May. The city was closely invested
by land and water, and provisions were very
high.
The U. 5. shin jamestown was in port.-
There were also several English and French
steamers.
The Margaret brings government des.
patches, and also copy of the treaty of Para.
guay.
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Connecficnk Lerisinfure

HARTFORD, June 2S.-rhe Legislature TO-
day passed en- important bill, providing in
cases OF attachment for debt, there shall be
aE equal distribution of the property among
the creditors.
The bill authorizing the cities of Hartford
and New Haven to issue bonds to the amount
-of half million of dollars to supply the said
cities with pure water, passed both houses.
The bill for the adjustment Of capital pun.
ishment was defeated.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


MOsT VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-,
N1 DENCE ON GRACE, BETWEEN 2Np AMI
3sp STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
win be sold ON Tuesday, the 5th day Of July
1853. upon tie premises commencing si o'clock
that most vxlusble residence on Grace street. be-
tween End and 3rd streets, now owned By B. Slade
Esq, (who contemplascs removing from Rich
mond) The Lot has front Of Sc feet and runs
back 1863 feet- The HOUSE, has IL rooms, besides a
brick kitchen containing rooms : all built within
the last fourteen years Vt the best material and OF
superior workmanship. The buildings alone cost
$1,000
Persons disposed to purchase the shove property
can do so before the day Of sale.
TERMs-oae quarter cash balance ct 3, and 9
months for negotiable notes, interest added, &C.
cured By trust deed.
je27 w. GODDlN, Auctr.
MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
LV CLAY, BETWEEN IsT AND 2ND STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WilI be svld on Fri.
day Afternoon, the 9Th day Of JuE, 1858. upon
the premises commencing At o'cl6dnA that neat
little Cottage Residence the South AIDE of Clay,
between LIST and End Streets adjoining the residence
of DR. John Mcconnell, and now occupied by Mrs
Minter The Lot fronts SO feet runs back l63 feet.
TKRMs-Onequarter cash; balance at 8. and 9
months for negotiable notes. bearing interest, and
title retained till last note is psid.
je 80 w. GODDIN, Anctr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
Y BROAD AND sTH STREETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION VIII be sold on Thursday After
neon, the 7th day of July, 1858 upon the premises
commencing at O'Clock, that most valuable Lot on
the South side Of Broad eet and East line of 18th
street. fronting on Broad street 100 feet, running
back so feet. 1t will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One.third cash balances at and 10
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note 10 paid
je30 W. GODDIN, Auctr.
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By George J. snmner.
GENIE Ell HOUSEHOLD FUREr.

- IUhE AT AUCTIGN-O On Friday Mora.
ing, the lst July, commencing at OK O'Clock, Win
oe sod az suction, without reserves ss the residence
of Mr. C II Buiter6eld, (wbo is decIining honse~
keeping on 9Th street., between BYRD and Canal.
ai ms Household and Kitchen Furniture, consist.
ing 10 part OF one mahogany Sofa, Chairs, Table.
Mirror, Carpets, two good Festher Beds, Nat
and fixtures Ia good order, and many other usefuI
articles. Terms cash.
Sale to be conducted by
e2s GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct.
festPoned.-The above sale is unavoidsbiy
postponed to Tuesday morning, commencing n 10
o'clock.
jyl GEO SUMNER. Auct
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE D1IIY mao aT51
ARRIVAL OF THE AFaICA
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

IL.
Dccune 10 Breadstuffs.-Aspec of m.
Turkish Question, &c.
NEW YORK, June 30.-The Africa has mr.
rived, bringing "a passengers. She left Liver
pool on the 18th inst. The Franklin arrive,
at Cowes on the 18Th.
THE MARKETS.
L,rerpoot. jane lS-Flour has declinet
Is the speculative demand hsving entirely
ceased. Wheat exhibits decline of Cd. and
Corn cd. Cotton unchanged; sales OF the
week $4,000 bales. Demand from the trade
good, and freely met by holders. Rice 24s Cd
demand active.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The Turkish question occuoies the attention
OF the foreign papers TO the exclusion of almos,
every other subject. The accounts, however,
are very conflicting. The Russians seem de.
'erm'ned to occupy tf they have no, already
occupiedj the provinces on the Danube. France
irowns upon this, and declares that she will
regard 1t as violation of the treaty. The
Inghsn government has not yet taken any de.
c'ued steps, so far as has transpired. The lat
es' adv'ces from the seat of the difficulty. bv
telegraph, say that Russia accepts ,be media.
ton OF Austria. The uncertainty Of tho = ,v :
had affected all the markets,
Another insurreetion was expec,ed 70 hal,
out in Milan, and great excitement existed i
consequence. Ii is reported thar Nsnolso,
warned the Italian refugees against attemn,;np
another instruction at present.
despatch from Constantinople, dated the
9Th, reports the arrival of Russia's ultma,um
which the Porte would undoubtedly refuse
The reported mediation of Austria was NOT he.
lieved in Constantinople.
'reece refuses to reverse the sentence of i'm.
prisonment passed on DIR. King, American.
whose case has been made the subject of ne.
gotialion.
lsEcoND DIsPATCH.1
The Liverpool Cotton Market on the 18th
showed partial advance in middling grades
Sales on the 18th of 5000 bales at full rates.
Flour declined Sd to Cd. Consols 9Si. The
Europa arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
Russla's final ultimatum, insisting on Men.
schikoff's demands, was received at Copstsn.
tinople on the 9th. 1t would certainly be re.
fused.
The English fleet joined the French in Be.
sica Bay on the 9th. The Russian feet had
moved from Sebastopol TO the Circassian coast
The capture of Nankin by the rebels is
confirmed. Chang Chez and Shanghai were
deserted. This shows the falsity of the
news lately received by way of San Frau.
cisco.]
Radetzky has been authorised to settle the
difficulty between Austria and Switzerland.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June 30.-Sales of 5000 bbls.
Flour at 81 IS; 5000 bushels Corn at Sc to 81
cts. for white, aud GO cts. for yellow.
New YORK, June 30.-Sales of 10000 bbls,
Flour-market heavy. Wheat firm. Corn
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WASHINGTON, June 29.-The weather here
Is very hot, and many of our citizens have left
Tor the country. The Office. seekers, too, have
materially thinned off
There Is good deal of talk about starting
q new Democratic paper here. The matter
is almost positively agreed upon.
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Cincinnati Forgerg Gases.

aNcINSATI, June 2S.-The trial of the case
Of Rissain and Flndley, for forgery, is pro-
crossing here. In the case of MiIlard, a mol.
pros. has been entered, and he is now detain-
ed as a WiIness.
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By James M. Taylor.
Two FRAMED TENKMENTs ANl


Lots ON oncord street, near Caring
tons Mill, ut Auction.-Wi be sold on
TUESDAY, 9th July at 81 O'Clock, P N, upon the
premises, two Framed Tenements and lots, fronting
together on Concord street 80 feet six inches and
running back l4l feet to the mill bank. The houses
are In good order, and now rented at $40 per
month.
TERMS: one.third cash; balance at and mos.
with interest and satisfactorily secured
jFl JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct
MPOKTANT TO BLACKSMITHS,
MACAlNISTS, &c, &c.-The Subscribers hav.
ing sold thei- Richmond Iron and Steel Works, Of.
fer for sale privately, until the 18th day of July
next, their entire stock of bar iron, hoops, bands
crow bars, hinges, &c. &c.
1t comprises large assortment of superior iron,
and viii be sold in large or small quantities to re-
sponsibe customers, upon accommodating terms.
Such OF the stock as may remain unsold at the
expiration of this month will be offered at auction
on Friday. the 14th day of July next, at 10
ie22-d&c tds~ TOMPKINS e. GWYNN.
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Steamer Wrecked.

BosToS, June 29.-The steamer Ocean,
from Boston. Tor HallowelI, went ashore last
night at Thatcher's Island. The passengers
and freight were saved, but the boat is a tota |
loss. Value S75 600.
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Deputy Collector Appointea-E ;r.

BosroS, June % Henry E Jerks has been
appointed Deputy Collector at Salem, vice j.
l., Waters. removed.
The cotton facio-y Of Messrs ]. Thomas g.,
Co, at New Bedford, has been partially de-.
suoyed by FIRE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Hm JULY EXCURSION.
~ Ms hss' Lsses ssd E!ssani Ssfas~

Ihislaree and commodious sfsam
= Ser, In charge Of Captain Clifford. win
make an Excursion ~ far as City Point and back
on the Evening Of the 4th July, distance eoip !
and returning, Of about 100 miles.
She viii leave her wharf at Rocketts. A. {,
o'clock In the afternoon, and return BY OF
before the hour of u O'Clock.
II 10 seldom that such an opportunity Offers bv
SO large boat, to make pleasure excursion down
our river.
Music and refreshments viii be provided nm
board, and every attention shown by Captain (;if-
ford to make the trip pleasant one
The charge for a gentleman alone. only. q 90
For lady and gentleman together. only So
And for every additional lady accompa-
nying a gentleman, only. ....... so
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