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Lancaster Court-Hcuse
Head Quarters.

Head Quarters.
Via Regiment n. G. Miifia.
.rNHE Upper aud Tower Battaons will
Il parade nj the usual places of Parade,
armed and equipped AZ the law directs, for
drill and exercise, viz the Upper Battalion
an the 7th OF April next, and the Lower Bat
:tallion on the 9th Of April next. The par
4de 70 be formed precisely at 10 o'clock
The commissioned and non commissioned
officers TO attend the day previous, at eleven
I1cltek for dill and instrut ton.
The commanders Of each Battalion will
DE required {" make a return ofthe strength
OF their respective Battallions in due form.
III. X. PRICE,
C1. 2Ia Reg. " G. Mihtid.
Feb. II 1853. at
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DOUGHT from Manufacturers and others
ID of the best houses in New York and
Baltimore, very full stock, including every
thing and more too, which we are new offer
ing, and offering too at prices never surpass-
ed, FOR CASH or short time.
NJ s. SORRELL g. BRO
Bel Air, Dec 1882 tf-A5
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n. GSdAO IaoS POUNDS or
BILLINGS Il BELK.
Feb. 20. 3-tf.
N E.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm Of
IA J.R. Hunter e. CO., will find their
notes and accounts In the hands Of the snb-
scriber, until the first day Of March next, and
after that time, all unsettled in the hands Of
}. &. Secrest and w. A Moore. A word to
the wise il sufficient.
}. A. HASSELTINE.
Jan, 10. 60-5t.
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Money Wanted

Ry the subscribers for notes and accounts
- that are still unpaid nd hose that are
owing us will please pay up before the first
of March next as groceries and provisions
must be paid for, come all and give us :. lift.
so that we can pay of our Notes, those that
do not pay us by that time, need rot be snt.
priscd if they have to pay cost, look out.
IlASSEETINE, e. HAGINS.
Jan. 6 1853. 50-5t.
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Apprentice Wanted.

A COMFORTABLE situation will be
n given to lad about the age Of IA or
Is, who Is desiroas of learning tho Printing
business. Apply Immediately at this Office
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1888.

5l4.0o
20.43
Cash on hand to ba,!ance, 1851
s. h. EMMONS, Treas.
Feb. 10. 1853. SIT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS
PUBLIC BUILDINGS +:
REPORT.

THE following Is the report Of the Commits
4 sioners Of Public Buildings, Of Lancas-
ter District:
DIR. 8. b. Emmons, Treas. Com. p. d.
1851. Nov. Ii. To cash on hand,
rs per last report. ....... .S4S0.lS
1852. To amt received from Tax
Collector, being 10 per ct. on
general Tax. 306,72
Unpaid account due +. Sow
ers yet unclaimed. ........ 66.9S
853.Ss
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FOUND.

NEAR Rum Creek, In this District, gold
~ lockct with gold clasp or buckle, at
tached, which the owner can have by dis
cribing and paying for this advertisement.
Enquire Mt this Office. 2-tf.
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u LIKELY NEGROES,

men, women, and children, among whom
are cook, Blacksmith, and firstratc Mi
ner.
S. NYE HUTCHINSON, Ex'r.
Jan. %, 1853.
--AlSO-
AT the same time and place, at the in
stance of the devisecs of Jas. l.. Davidson,
will be sold his PLANTATION. 1t lies in
Providence, Mecklcnburg county, and en-
braces about.
400 ACRES OF LAND
The location is very desirable, eing ada
cent to the Church and Academy. The i'm
provements are good-soil excellent in quail
ty, and well adapted to the various produc-
tions Of this region--particularly cottou.-
The most favorable terms will be given.
s. NYE HUTCHINSON.
Jan. %, 1858 5l--4t.
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$4,000 REWARD!

DANAWAY from me, on or about the
h lst November last, my boy named BEN
Said boy is of black complexion, stout built,
and shutters when spoken to. He is per-
haps in the Waxhaw Settlement, or lower
part Of North Carolina. Twill pay the above
reward IL delivered TO me nj my residence
in lancaster District
I'D. McCARDELl.
Feb. 2. 5l--4t I'd
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Consisting in part as follows:
GROCERIES,

SUGARS.-New Orleans, Muscovado,
and West India. COFFEE-Rio, Java, and
Luguira. TEAS.-Gunpowder, Green, Hy-
son and Black. CANDLES.-Sperm, Ada.
mantine and Tallow. CHEESE.-Goshen
and English. BACON.-Sidcs, Shoulders
and Hams. FISH.-Salmon, Herring and
Mackerel, all numbers. SALT, constantly
on hand. TOBACCO, at prices ranging
from ten to fifty cents per pound. Segars
Of all kinds, at prices ranging from eight to
forty dOllors per thousand. LARD and
BUTTER constantly on hand, FRUITS,
such as Rnisns, Figs Almonds, Brazil nuts,
&c, &c. SPICES.-Alspice, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mustard and
Pepper PICKLES.-English and Domcs.
tic, variety. KETCHUPS.-Mushroom,
Walnut and Tomato. PRESERVES
Citron, Oranges, Lines, Pine Apple and Gin
ger. BRANDY FRUITS-Peaches, Cher
rics, Lines, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Black
berry, Plums, &c. THEORETICALLY
scaled articles-Sardines, Lobsters, Salmon,
&c. CANDIES Of all sorts. CRACK
ERS.-Wine, Soda, Butter, Lemon, Sugar,
Star, Boston, &c. Constantly on hand
good supply of GREEN FIR UIT'S, such as
Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Bananas, &c.
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Total Amount paid ont.
Monies Received.

Total Amount paid ont. ........ .lO226O
Monies Received.
Balance on hand Of Treasurer at last re-
port. ......... ................ .S22,I7
Jan. 5th 1852, Received of w. J
Cureton two dollars fuc for de-
fault Of Road Duty. 400
June 22d, Received Of J. II. Welsh
Tax Collector. r................ 1859. 40
Aug. 2, Received Of ]. w. Ncsbit
four dollars fine default road duty, 400
Amount received. ............ lOsI.s7.
Cash paid out .............. Iu12.6O
., 49, - 80
Balance. in hands Of Treasurer > 1927
Commissions foe receiving -.
elo59 at 2i ppr cent, 2647
Commissions for pay
ing oat io2s at alp. ct. 1856 52.O3
AL Of which is respectfully submitted.
ii. II. GOOClI, Treasurer. .
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81 81 81 80 80
THE LANCASTER RAILROAD.

The LANCASTER RAILROAD.
A II meeting of the Commissioners ap-
"a pointed ut Lancaster Court House, by
the Charter, to incorporate the Lancaster
Kali Road Company, the following rcsolu-
tons were passed and ordered to be publish
ed
Rcsolred, That the Books of substitution.
to the capital stock ofthis company be open
ed far the Camden route ChcstcrviIlc route
and Ridgcway route, on the first Monday in
February next being the 18th dav of the
month, and kept open for sixty days, closing
on the seventh day of April next, at the fol-
ing places, and under the directions of the
following commissioners
AT Lancaster Court House, S. C.
DIXON Barnes, Il. Is. CurctOn., James II.
WithersPoon, Thomas w. IIucy, VIM. Me-
kcnna, w. &. Cauthar, John Adams, w. A.
Moore, Ii. II. Price, and James Robinson.
At Camden, S C..
John RoSSrr, w. ThurOw CASTOR and
Enoch Tryon.
Al WinnSboro', s. C.-Samucl J. Barklcv.
J. Il. Hammond and !. NJ Rutland
Az Chester C0uu HpuSc, $. C.-John A.
Bradley, Samuel McAIliIy and G. ID. Melton
Al Columbia, s. C.-James V. Lylcs, j
Caldwell and John G. Bowman.
AZ Charleston, s, C.-S. ). Farrar. James
T. Chambers and Frederick F.. Fraser.
AZ Ciyburn'S Stare, LamcaSicr District
i. L. Clyburn, Urah Williams, and An
drew Johnson.
Al FhH Roch y. o. EcrSinr DiS,rir1.-
William Kirkland, WIN. Fletcher, and Jesse
Trucsdalc.
Al NoDdfs ON Store, ChcS,cr DiSirict.-
Lewis A. Bcckham, W. A. Roscborough and
J. B. McGill.
AZ L'beriy mn, s. C.-John Brown, l.. G..
Patterson and VIM. G. Cunningham.
AZ N""r"". v CD. II. Covington, W.
! w. Hart and J. VI. Stewart.
! ~ Wilson'S Store. Union COunfy.-IIuph
/ Wilson, WIN. Crow. and Jnhn \VoILun
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Commissioner's Report

WE the Commissioner CT Roads and
Bridges of Lancaster District, submit the fol-
lowing report. Our first meeting was held
on the first Monday in January, 1852. At
that meeting We assessed the District thirty.
three and a third per cent on the general tax,
to raise funds for the present year, and to at
tend to the general or ordinary business that
might come before US. The next meeting
was held on the first Monday in August, to
attend TO the common business of the Board.
The third meeting was held On the first
Monday In October, also for the purpose Of
attending to any business that might como
before the Board, &c.
Amounts Paid Out by Treasurer.
August 2 1852. BY cash paid J.
ID. Falkner, for building Bridge on
IL mile Creek. k.................. $1,000
by cash paid w. NJ. Barton for re.
pairing Bridge on Cain Creek ..... $500
BY cash paid r. c. Potts for re-
pairs on McAlpin's creek bridge. 49,. 5000
BY Cash paid w. J. Csreton, for
building bridge on IL mile creek. $4,000
BY cash paid J. J. Craig, for re-
pairs on Camp creek bridge. ....... 400
BY cash paid J. ID. Caskey for re-
pairs on Camp creek bridge. ....... 5l.OO
BY cash paid J. A. Cunningham for
Tor hauling lumber to camp and Bear
creek bridges. ................. 1000
by cash paid w. T. Johnson for re.
pairs on Camp creek Bridge. ...... 500
by cash paid 7. w. Huey, for re-
pairing WaIhaw c. eek bridge. ..:.. 5000
BY cash paid J. J. Craig, for haul
ing and repairing Camp creek bridge, 400
CASH paid J. NJ. Shaver for haul
ing and repairing Camp creek bridge, GOO
Cash paid J. NJ. Crockett for re-
pairing Lower Cane creek bridge. :. 1000
By cash paid J. &. Williams for
building bridge across Flat creek, . 10000
BY cash paid J. II. Welsh for
building bridge across Little Lynch's
creek. eek........................ -. 10000
BY cash paid Adam Ivy for repairs
on upper and lower Waxhaw creek
bridge and blasting rock in road. -. 40 90
Oct 4, by cash paid F. w. IIucy for
repairing Waxhaw Creek bridge. -. 40 90
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
NJ MISCELL lNEOUS. .MISCE
Wagons Wanted.

10 WAGONS are wanted to haul Cotton
- to Camden, for whick so cents per hum
dred will be paid by
J. f.. CURETON.
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POWDER & SHOT.
Also n stock of
DRY GOODS.

Consisting in part as follows:
100 pieces prints atprices from St TO 25cts.
100 Long cloth Ct " l8qcts
Large Stock Brown Iiomespun, / to l25cts
Bales of Blankets at prices from one dollar
TO two dollars per pair Kerseys and Plains
from l3 to 90 cents. De Kalb OsnaburUs
always on hand. TTTREAD-DeKalb, Mt
Dearborn, and Conc ord, also, n variety of
Musins, Alpaccas, Linen for shirts, Tick
ings, Apron checks, Pocket Handkerchcfs,
Head Handkerchiefs, Gravats, Suspcndcrs.
Shcetings, Drillings--Linen and Cotton,
Ginghams, Lindseys, Plaids, Flannels, Sail
ca, Surge, Cashmercs, HOSIERY Of all
kinds, GLOVES, of all kinds LINEN
SHIRTS, Marino Shirts and Drawers.
Cloths, Cassimercs, Sattinetts, Twceds Rib
bons, Edgings, Lnccs, &c. Also. Violns,
Shot Guns and Rifles, mt ten and fifteen dol
lars, and a great variety of Groceries and
Dry Goods, too tedious to mention =
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to attend to the ndwip
MCssr Chambers Jefers
will pay liberal prices for COTTON Fh0UR CORN particularly
goods would benefited considerably by giving
selling E&CLUSlPELp CA SE
bargains call and they will find
able Groceries and Dry
determined
w. CHAMBERS
47-3m
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Mary Cryc by next In Equity.
friend, Lancaster District,
vs.. Petition
Samuel Cryc, ct al. for Settlement
L appearing to my satisfaction, that Sam
L ucl Cryc, dcfcndcnt in above case, re-
sides without the limits of this State, 1t il
ordered, on motion of Moore, Solicitor for
Petitioner, that the said Samuel Crye do an
swer plead or demur, to the petition in n
bovc ease, on or before the Goth day of A
pril 1853, otherwise Judgment pro confcsso
will be ordered against him.
J. ii. .WITHERSPOON,
Com. E. l.. ID.
Jan. ], 1853. 4S-3m. pr. fee ri.
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Commercial Advertiser Buildings, buffalo, II. Y.

TAP MANUFACTORY for SALE.-The
NFi1iuTes Good Win aud unmanufacturod Stock Of
old established Cap Mandatory located in OF the beat
business streets in the lower part Of the City for sale for
S6oo Rent eco per annun. AddressJ w. c. Box No.
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FURNISHED LODGINGS for CENT?
Il MEN with Breakfast and Tes. fcf families, with
full Board, at No. Irving pl.ee, cor. Of lithst
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FURNISHED ROOMS Two large, COM
Portable Parlors on the second floor well furnished
are 70 let TO one or more single gentlemen without oosF
on moderate terms Apply 1t No ISL Broonsst from "
to o'clock
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Boar6 ana Rooms.

DOARD.--Two or three single Gentlemen
I'D c.s te sseoanlodaisd ct No. g. AarTsysi.
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EOR SALE-A House and Lot. No. 1879 West

sCths. between ssh and ethsvs Lot y feet irunt hy
half the block House IS teet By 80 aetthEee soSy and
hasmsut brown stone fOnt furnished in stye,
with croon water, gas, SC. Aso House and Lot No sS
West S0thst House SSxt0 three-sory and attic N
rlete order Inquire of GEO. X JAYNEs, No. ais Sothst
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DOARn WANTED-For young Laly who

I'D hasanew 81 octave Pano-Forte IN private family
SIZE would be wiling give instruction 20 two Nlses be-
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preferred Address l. 5. n, Tribune Ofeo. References
exchanged.
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nm -WANTED-Atho rongh bust

N ~sOOOs meas MAD, WIN RON SI@Oto S<lO'
He will have exclusive control over his money end a
tainty OF scqur petence-t being 70 open Furn
turs EstAbhshf This chance for active per-
son Address ALPHA, Tribune Ofiee.
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BOARD can be obtained in a large cOmmo
ID aious HOtse from s. e s. 81 per week {. No 10
Iulfuu-st
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GAS nnn FOR SALE Eight
p AC .OOU.Ho., two stories hieh, With 5.,e-
laeE's and ssseegss feet oit py 30 ies,, Loss -
snd South e,h Also, tTes I've stsry Brss Hoases ~
fst fTspt By ~ feet deep Lots SxCe. drua,ed the
souhsTly scs Of Ssrih INA 30 feet Of sts. Two
tkifts o. te pufcbnso mercy II desired may T94ia %
tora aRd Ronssss. InGuise 81
SYLVESTER LAY, No. Is wsltss
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SNAIL FARM for sALE-The under.

IL svsnre RaEo.d-Ahout iS ict. vet far ssle-rerss
ten per cent down ard balance here the 27sh March,
I Thsse lots occupy very healthy and beautiful oca-
tior near .nd in fun view Of the East River sni the
mediate vicinity Of the residences Of several q TIE csc
wealthy ard respetshle ezens Of Westcaesey Coanty-
Branch R.cad already tu,lt ihrogsh this poperys
also the New-Roohelle aud secoEdev. Railroad ~ases
has beer lately chartered expected viii throaSh
this property Several bailcn< and lots selling
rapiSy D.nce OF this property ON the cry nine sles
$50 F~NN - Wf\DlN
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VONKERs and GLENWOOD PROPER.

u TY for SALE,-The .ub.erher ia prepared to offer
lrge nsbsr valuable building stcE COMMANDING extan.
views Of tie Hudssn River Long Island soaDd and
hewYort Bay 70 Staten lsnt which will 30 cold "a plots
o. hah a. are OF more . st lre Terms favorable.
situated fsr sale And TO tst. Apply % J. H. JESNisOS
ofcs No 70 Sslo..psee Opposite Manor Hail. Yopkers,
NJ T. January, l.SS.
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