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Revivals.

During the past week the Metlrodsts held
= protractcd meeting. The Rev. Mr.. D;.r.
ant, Presiding Elder. aiid humber of other
Ministers Of that bcrnu ,siuh were in attcn.
dance. A guud ds,:i uf rrcitunipnt prevail
ed, aud we lenrn that number were brought
In sen eftur the Of their ways and were ad
del TO the el, ct Of Col.
The Rev. Mr.. Jenkins. a Chinese Mission
ary. who hss been officiating in thrt country
for i've or six wears. accomp ,nied BY a M
tive, preached In that Church on s ndly
last. His object WAS to raise funds To- fur.
ther the Missionary enterprise and c,rry
the Gospel to the heathcn. He succeeded
In getting a very liberal contribution.
AZ the Prcsbyt'ri.n Church, the Rev
Mr.. Baker, Of Texas, has been preaching
day and night TO large and attentive audien.
ces. Ills earncstncss md zeal attracts the
sympathy and enlists the feelings Of his
hesrcrs, while the vein of practical common
asase which runs through his disc0unses
1,ke .l,em effective and convincing. Hi-
Efforts must rebound to the interest and glo.
ny of God, for he has succeeded in awaken
ing In The minds Of the community n lively
interest in the cause of religion and spiritu.
alit,. The prospect IL now ihst large nc .
eessions will be made TO the Church.
Those Of our readers who have not done
so. should GO and hear him. The meeting
will be kept up until next Sunday nisht.-
~ C. Wig, -. ....
Nh. EbiroR. .--i fe.l Il my duty to correct
any wrong inptessiuh HI &c might DC IN .de
upon the mind of tho public from m article
thrt appeared IN the ihst IN. G. Whig," re-
apecting doaatiun have inside 10 the Chi.
nese Mission. of $500; which donation
do not consider as my donation, having en-
tered intb covenan with God ~ pay the
tenth OF nil made to the Gospel, before
came hero. ] consider this the Lords mon.
ey and not mine. do this for fear m, mo-
tiyes may be misunderstood bid
Or JOHN E. PENMAN.
June 25, 1853.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
(No 81


COLUMBIA,S c.. June ~, 1853.
by HIS Ekeeilency John L. Manning, Cor
arnov and Com1sander IN Chiefia and orer
fhe State aforesaid
"THEREAS. information has been 70
w cciyed at this D.p. .rtment, that an as
snult and battery, with intent 20 commit an.
other act of vioie1ee WIS COMMITTEES on the
body Of Margares 81. Bell, on the night oS
the 20th Of January Last, by negro nsn
named AARON, the properly Of Samuel N.
Aikinson Of Dzrlingt0f District. and that
. ID Aar a hes fed from justice. Nov,
know ye, that 70 the end fkaf iusl ice may be
done.anA THAI shs said Aaron tnsy be bro6ght
70 legal trial Cor hia offence ~ aforesaid, I,
tOHN l. MANNING, Governor aha Conn
nandef In Chief in and over the sAsts Store
said. do issue tbis rny rroel ,mation. otl. ing
rrwsrd of Two 5nnaFsd Dollars for his
spprshen-ion aud delivery into amy Jail il
this State.
Said Aarnn l. about i've feet h.gh dark
complexion and about - yeazs Of eye.
Given under nv hand and the sesf cf he
Site, nj Celpmtia. 2zih Of June 1855.
[Signedl JOHN /. MANNING, (
Juas 90 22-st
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DEATH OF MAJuK .aCLLkLsAsD.---., Ue-
comes our melancholy duty to announce the
death Of m old and valued citizen, Major
John McClelland, who died on Sunday even
rtg last.
L does not come within the sphere Of our
duties to write his obituary, but - :. chron :
cler of events It p proper that we shoul,.
pay n tribute Vf Fsspect 70 the memory OF
one 30 gef.etaiiv and so we'll esteemed fO-
his many viftHes and exc client tr its Of char
uctsr. No ohe has ever lived or died in this
comrnanitS wRo enjoyed in a more eminent
dtpIst It's cohfjdehce and regard than Msjo,
MeCleland. He WAS in every regard. Il
true, gentleman--nstur-'s n"hleman. His
death csfi but be universally felt. His death
for years had been feeble. aud having reich-
ed an age not ordinarily allowed to myn.
II was hut reasonable to suppnse that III.
time was at hand. in the order of Providence
when he should be called en- to pay the com.
mon debt Of nature.
Major McClelland was over eighty years
Of age. md had served his country M an of
fcer under General Jackson. He and Gen.
eral Scott, we believe, were Captains at tho
same tima.
For number Of years he has been lead
ing member of the Episcopal Church of
Camden. and died in the faith and comniun.
ion OF that Church.--C Camden Journal.
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Temperance Celebration

4 ANCASTER DIVISION, No. 80. Sons
II of Temperance, will celebrate its ith an
niversary on the 4th day Of July next, at Ian.
caster C.. H., by Procession, Barbecue Pic
Nc, &c. The public, and especially the a.
dies are respectfully invited i0 attend. The
Divisions and the various Temper nee Asso.
Citations of this and the Districts OF Kctshaw
Chester, Chesterfield and York, and ~ Union
and Mecklenburg counties, N, e.. and all
temperance men everywhere are cordially
invited To corse and unite with us in celcbrd
Ting our NatRbnal Birthday, In becoming
manrer, 'he"Waxhaw Tent :. o. o. r., OF
Lancaster, and the Tent Of Columbia, are re.
spectfully solicited TO join us in procession
and TO participate in the exercises and festiv
tiles of the occasion.
II is our desire 20 make the celebration OF
this day one OF moro than ordinary interest
and in furtI,crance ofihis aim We have pro-
cured, as speakers, some ofthc most emin
nent Temperdncemes ln the State. To ey.
cry friend Of fTemperance---to every cnem,
Of Temperance we rhesrfully. say, come and
h with us In observing the. .Sabbs.th Of Lib
srts. A. AUSTIN,
Chm ofsGom
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There exists IN society hideous niUhstrf
known 10 all, though no one disturbs il. It's
ravages are great, almost incalculable; it
slays reputations, poisons, dishonors, and
defiles the splcndor Of the most estimable
OF speech, very word. IL 10 composed of
but one phrase, and is callcd--Taey say.
DO you know such . oneF IL of.en ask
ed. and the person pointed out"
.No; rut they sav he has had strange
adventures, and his family is very unhnp'
py,"
"Are you surer' ... ...-......
sNe;i know nothing about it. But they
say---'
'.This young woman. so beautiful so bril-.
iinnL 90 much admired--do you know
her"
.No. They say Il is not difficult to plersc
her, and thsa more than one has done 80 r
But she appears 40 decent so rcserv.
cd"
Certainly: but they say-"
do not trust that gentleman. Be on
your guard
Bah! his fortune In immense; see whai
IN establishment he has"
"Yesi But hey say he is very much in
volyed.vs
sDo you know the faetf'
.NotI. T'hey say though"
This afkey sayr Is heard In every relatioS
Of lie. Il 70 deadly, mortal, and not to b,
graspsd. Il goea hither and thither, strike,
and kills msnly honor, female virtue, with
pus either seq being ever conscious Of ih'
injufy done.
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f'oR THE EDGEK.
PxiRns out of Sesson.

SuhS -, 1000.
Mr.. EprroR In looking over the Led.
ger Of last week, I see Cap. John SPeriy hrs
oeen putting Cotton Blossom. Putting will
do in tho right scasod, but this puff il alto
gethcr out Of season, as it has tendency 10
misrePresent the crop Of this section Of the
country; and as the Ledger has large cir.
culation, far and near, msny persons abroad
will read an account of Mr.. John s, Perry, n
planter Of Lancaster District, =. c. having
cotton blossoms the ] 9Th Of June. which will
lesd them to the belief that the crop Of this
District promisrs to be large one, which
is ftr from being the case indeed, have
never before seen such gloomy prospect
for crop In this District rs We have at this
time. Ii is true some parts of the District
have had several showers, whilst n large por-
lion have not hid any rain in two months
and even In those sections where they have
been 80 for innate rs to get some rain, tho
crops are very inferior and much smaller than
they generally are at this season Of the year.
i have seen number Of Cotton fields Of
tG7rod land, upon which you could see no
vegetation :t dist ,ncc of one hundred
yards, or even half that distcnce. This Is
now the last of June, and such cotton cam
not make hilfa crop. even should We get
plenty of rain from this time forward. am
satisfied the Captain did not think little
putting would have the effect which have
alluded to above. Some people, Gf fortune
smiles upon them and Cause their Crops to
flourish and grow better than their Neigh.
bors,) rejoice and boast about it, but am
satisfied this is not the case " ith the Cap
tain, aa have been informed that no pluck.
Ell the Blossom alluded to above from vol.
uateer stalk in his garden, which he had tn
ken great care Of for this special purpose
j reckoa the captain was like the boy who
wished to see his namo in print to see how
il looked. J.R.II.
n. B. We observe number Of the Press
in this State are Of the same opinion rs our
esteemed correspondcnt--[ED. LEDGER.
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A Presbyterian clergy in Ohio, in writing
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have been led into the habii of self. f.polluton
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NAvAL.-Capt. Henry Ehgal, of the Navy,
is ordered BY the Department TO report him
self at Norfolk ba the 18th inst, where he
will take command 8f the United States war
Steamer, Pfineot6n. His destination is not
yet annotinced, but it is generally believed
that the Princeton will take ont Mr.. SouI,
our now Minister to Madrid, antl Continue
h"r cruise in the Mediterranean for some IL
or lS months.
The CRoPs IN GEORGIA We learn from
gentleman just from the Interior, that there
his yet been no faih ofany consequence and
that the corn and cotton crops are worse
than they have ever been know to be at cor.
responding dates. The vegetables are near.
~ all destroyed, the early corn crop is cnt
oil, nnd the cotton not more than two or
three inches high in whole fields, where it
ought to be in bloom. He slys the planters
are completely dishoartcncd, md regard the
season ns the most disastrous they have cv-
er known.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DhSTRICT:

BY James II Withcrspoon, ESQ.,, Ordinary
fer said District.
WHEREAS,Conrod !*.Plylerhas applied
w 10 NE for letters OF Administration on
all and singular the good and ehat'els fights
and credits of Mr. Frederick PHlcf late of
tire District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, ihe kindred and credit
ors of the said deceased 70 le and appear be-
fore me at our next Ordinary's Court, for the
said District to be holden at lancaster Court
Hosse on tn. 18th LAY Of June next to
show cause, IL any, why the said administr.-
ton siroid NOT be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 23d
day Of May in the year of our Lord, one
{ -~~IS } thoGsand eight hundred and fifty
: l.. y. three and in the sevcnty.scventh
I ~ }year Of American independence.
J. II. .WITHERSPOON, o. l.. d.
Juue8 Printers fee % 1875
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NOTICE. HEREBY offer to dispo i.

NOTICE. HEREBY offer 70 dispo q
~ of my contract for carr ing the Mail
from Charlotte to Camden, TO any person rp
prov ed of by Il Q p, o. Department, from Il e
time Of agreement, Such person will have
the pyi,illege of running round from lAncas.
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r,to ply for tn increased distance IL they
choose. The Stock and Stages to he taken
at a fir valnaiion By two OF three disintcr.
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poyment Of the same apply to
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camden. 9. c. Jane &, ie-ss
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
N is Q h L L A N & 0 j !
New Boohs.


TUST received from the publishers, New
q York.
Reveries of mn old maid.
Beatrice or the unknown Relatives.
The swamp Steed,
The Prairie Scout
Captain Kyd,
Whitehall or the times of Cromwell,
Game Cock,
Heads and Hearts or my Brother the Colo
mel.
Wacousta or the Prophesy,
Ruth Garnet or the Loves of tho Earle Of
Rochester.
Minnie Grey or the Ancestral Curse,
Whitefflars or the Days OF Charles 2nd,
The Riae Rnhgefs,
The Emigrant Squire.
New York by Gus Light,
Jenny Diver,
Three Strong Men,
The Wedding Dress,
Cello or New York above Ground,
Gentleman Jack or Life on the Road,
Kate Pcmrose.
The Mysteries of Free Masonry, by Capt.
William Morgan.
The Rebels and Tories or the blood of
The Mohawk.
Eearte or the Salons Of Paris,
The Heirs of Dcrentwatcr,
Ben Bface,
elderly,
The Heirs Of Randolph Abbey.
For sale at the
BOOK STORE.
June % 90 II.
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TWICE THE QUANTITY OF READING MATTER i!


for
rrr}
1 m our country Ipu Houses only be ,h
m the dhes and abridged
ortr
NEW Many in having
in AI.vrca.
and
the Of
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South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.


LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By James II. Wiiherspoon, Esq. Or
dinary Of said District.
VXHEREAS, Diana Bowers and Nathan
w lei Nj. Brckham. have applied TO me
for letters ofAdIRihistratioif on all and sing
ulaf the Goods and Chatels. Rights and Cred
its Of Joel Bowers decd late Of the District
aforesaid.
These are, therefore, to cite and adrKonish
all ard singular, the kindred and CREDITORS OF
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at our next Ordinary's Court for said
District, to- be hotde1 nt lAHeaaer Court
House on the second day Of July next to
show cause, IL any, why the said administers
ton should not be granted.
{ - Given under my hand and seal, this
I I. 4. 18Th day Of June, in the year
~ Of our Lord one thousand eight
hindrsd and fifty-threc, and In the seventy
seventh year Of American Independence.
JAMES II. WITfiERSPOON,
O. l.. ID.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

fSROM and after the Ist day Of July cf
E the present year, we win seIl No tie
New York Depot, Bell Air, for cash any
Goods at cost, merely adding 10 per cent 10
New York cost for expenses, md on credit
We wfll seil At oar former VERY LOW
pfiees.
Js0s - 20 i
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CASKER WoRMs on rHx FRUir TRrks---
IN thu vicinity Of Boston the canker worm is
committing great rasagcs on the apple tree.
Trees which fsw weeks since were covered
with blossoms are now blasted, and have
lbeappeafance Of naying been partially burnt
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ORDERS have been received Mt the Charles.
town Navy Yard from tho Department, to
Mt out the sloop Of war Decatur immediate
". She is t" join the home squadron.
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Notice !

"A LII sueing and other creditors OF .Fohn
"A W. Johnson. who arc willing 70 rceeise
n dividend of the estIte assigned, y hen he
was discharged under the insol,ent 6r1n,s:-
net, and who have complied with ~ A. htot's
tons Of said avk VIII meet AZ 20 cosr
House, the lst Mepaey IN June neat, satl re-
cciyc their rcs;'tctise diyidsnds
s. l.. STRAIT. n u
mArehz. 1903. Asasaee
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cSoLBRA,za-A fatal sase Of cholera hxs
occurred IN the 81, i.ouis Charity Hospital
and two were reporird IN che city by Ger
man physisias, 7 he lslteI prfsons are sup
posed 20 have bers ernlgrants.
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NTiCE

A NY persea wishing To purchase good
IN kliNO. viii 10 we'll TO call on the
subsrriber, VIM h.s strsct of land LOCATED
In lancaster District, siiu4ted on the watera
Of wild eat creek, containing 400 acres. He
viii sell between now and the lst Of octo-
esr = 'A' ''~'' pppETEH tptYrER.
,san. is,isss. i7--tf
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

James NJ. Richardsor
vs. In Equity.
CYRUS A. Allen and Lancaster District.
wife Jane, Thomas Bill to Review and
Richardson, Jno Rich Reverse Decrcc for
ardson, Joseph d. SEGREGATION, Relief
Klinglc and wife Mar and Injunction, &c.
garpt, Mary Allen.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that all the
II above named defendants, reside without
the limits Of this State, II Is ordered on mo-
ton Of Williams, solicitor for complainant,
that each and all of said defendants do an
swes plead or demar to the bill In above case,
ON or before the lst day Of October 1883,
otherwise judg. .nent pro confcsso will be or
derod NO inst each and all OF them.
JAMES II, WI ffiERSOON,
Ccnk Ed =. d.
s0-srn Phatefs Fee 81.
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AN INDEPENDENT PAPER,

him
the
tufrsi, >,
Cnrolm
yet when more than reasonable demNnd t
The .i%dgr determined shall be complete nwspp.
OF mrrcs lie Il;
worthy
ehson
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MARRIED. in Greenvilic District. on
Thursday evening, 10Th inst, by Rev. A..
hckcr, Mr.. JOHN H. RICHARDSON and
Miss SARAH A. WESTFIELD, both of
that District.
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$40 Reward I!

fNliE above reward will be paid for the de
livery to myself or lodgrment in any
Jail, Of my f."ov HAMLET, who left my
premises about ist of February last. Said
Fellow WIS purchased of the Estate of Eli
rs Fraser he is about 5 feet 9 ar 10 inches
high, rather sprightly in appearance and of
blaek complexion:
+. ID. GREEN.
Lancaster, April %, 1873. II II.
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Acknowledgment.

WITH thanks We acknowledges the receipt
OF the following amounts in payment of sub
scription for the Ledger:
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DRY GOODS 4 GkUCEKlLS.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
James X. Magill, and wife !
Rebecca ]. b. Magilll, In Equity.
James NJ. Ingram, Executor I.ancaster Dist
of Rev. Elias J.. Fraser Bill for
decd, Maria Louisa Fraser. Partition.
Francis p. Boulwaro and Election &c.
Mary Boulware his wife
ct al
IL appearing to my sutisf. ctiou that Fran
els F.. 5oul ware and Mary Boulware his
wife, defrnda ants in above ease, reside ithout
the limits Of THIS State, it is ordered on mo.
ton of Clint6n solicitor for compIainants
that the s..id defendants Fra1cis p. Roul-
ware and his wife Mary Boulwarc do answer.
plead or dGrtuf 10 the bill in above cas-. on
or before the 7th day of July 1883, other
wise Judgment pro confts4o ill Ue ordered
against them.
J. II. WITiIRDSPGON,
Com. Eq: Il. D.
Lancaster C. H., S. G. March 3Oth 1853.
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