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TO the Public,

A REPORT having been circulated by
"A some one, unfriendfy to me, that had
raise1 my rates for board and lodging since
the destruction of the Wateree Hotel. /
take this method of giving I'm unqualified
contradiction to the same. The rates which
hung up in the Mansion House for months
previous, arc adhered to now, as they were
before.
Thankful for past favors Ihopc, BY atten-
tion to those who may favor me with call,
to merit a continuance Of their patronage.
T.. G. ROBINSON.
Mansion House, Camden, April 20 1853.
IL St.
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NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
.AAIaS rEH aDDT on,L

NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
LANCASTER APRIL 20h.
TINE subs, ribcr is now receiving his en-
Il tire supply of SPRING AND SUM-
MER GOODS, comprising every variety in
his line, which were selected with great care
and were purchased after the first rush of
the season was over, nt reduced prices, and
will be sold at corrcspondingly low rates.
Among them he enumerates the fallow:
Rich Brocadc and figured silks colored and
black, Plain black Taffetas, and Gro del
Rhine, Foulard Silks, Chally, and Chally
Barage, Satin plaid and plain Tissues, Bara-
yes and Grenadines, Black Bombazines, Mo-
hair Lustres and Canton Cloths, Black Gros
dc Paris Basage and Tissuas, Irish Linen,
Shectings and Pillow Case Linens, Ladies'
extra embroidered Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs, Embroidered, Painted, and Round
Collars, Lace and Mus'in Sleeves and Cuffs,
Honitnn and Vulencines Inside Collars,
Swiss and iackonet Insertings. Edgings,
Flouncings, aud Bands, Mourning Collars,
Sleeves and Cuffs, Jackonets, Muslins, Or
candies, and Ginghams, French Prints, Ame-
rican and English do, Swiss Muslins, Jaco-
net, Nansook, Tarleton and Swiss Muslin,
Cambrick and Furniture Dimity, Embroider-
ed lace and Muslin Windew Curtains, Da-
mask Table Cloths and Towela Also, La
dies, Gents, Boys and Misses Shoes, in
great veriety. A fine lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A splendid assortment of Silk and Grape
Bonnets, of the most fashionable styles.
S. A. ROSSER, g. co.
Apr 20 IL A.
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Executive Department.

mo. 81
COLUMBIA, s. c., April ! Ith, 1853.
By Ills Excellancy John L. Manning, Cover
nor and Commander-in-Chief in and over
the State Of South Carolina.
TN pursuance Of an Act of the General
l. Assembly Of this State, passed 10th of
December, A. ID. 1852, entitled "An Act to
arrange the State into Districts for the cleo
tion Of Representatives In the Congress of
the United States and for other purposes" /"
the votes for Members of the 33rd Congress
have been counted in the presence of the
Governor by Commissioners appointed for
that purpose, and 1t appears that John NJ
Queen has been duly elected for the lst
Congressional District, composed Of Lancas-
ter, Chesterfield, Marlboro, Darlington, Ma
rion, Williamsburg, Horny, and Georgetown
William Aiken for the 2nd Congressional
District, composed Of the District of Charles
ton, exclusive Of ST. Johns, Colleton; Wm.
+ Colcock for the 3rd Congressional Dis.
trict, composed of Beaufort, Barnwell. Or
angrburg, Colleton, and the Parish Of ST.
Johns, Colicton: Preston =. Brooks for the
Ith Congressional District, composed of
Abbeville, Edgefeld. Lexington, Newberry,
and laurens; James l.. Orr for the 5th Con-
gressional District, composed Of Anderson,
Pickcns, Grcrnville, Spartinburg, and Cnion;
and WIN. w. Boyce for the 9th Congression-
al District, composed Of York, Chester, Fair-
field, RicEland, Kershaw, and Sumter. Now,
therefore, !, John l.. Manning, Governor and
Chief IN and over the State
aforesaid, do issue this my Proclamation.
notifying and declaring, according to the
provisions OF the Act aforesaid, that John
McOueen, VIM. Aiken. VIM. Colcock. Pres
ton 3. Brooks, Jas. L. Orr, and VIM. w.
Boyce had majority Of tho votes in their
respective Congressional Districts, and are
therefore duly elected Representatives in
the 33rd congress Of the United States.
Given under my hand and Seal of the
State, at Columbi.i, this / ith day of April,
A. ID. 1853, and in the 77th year Of the Sow
ereignty and Independence of the United
Sta.ee Of America
JOHN L. MANNING.
April 30 IL 2t.
~ All the papers in the State will pub
lish twice.
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SCOrTISH CHIEFS, Children of the
~ A.bey. st. Clair Of the Isles, Robber
of the Rhine, Rinaldo Rinaldini, Thaddeu>
of Warsaw, Bandits Bride, Vicar Of Wake
field, David Copperfeld, Picwick Papers, n
Lie Of Virissitnes, Domby and Son, iona
than Wild Fielding, Nicholas Nichlesby, An
ma Hammer, Christmas Stories, Hester Som
erset, Sketches by Boz, the Chronicles of
Pineville, the big Bear Of Arkansas, Adyen-
lures Of Captain Simon Saggs, a Quarter
Race In Kentucky, the Spangies and Tingles,
an good rs a Comedy, Kate Of O'Douough,
ilifs Of Iiavid Il. Hines, Maj. Jones' Court
ship, Days Of Bruce, Home Sciences, and n
aaaibes Of other novels which will be sold
at low price.
For sale at the
BOOK STORE.
Mays, 10 If
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BOO K BIN FIN G..
To Guardians Nxussees
and Receivers.

A Li.Ga'taiins Trostrcs hksceiYess ard
N Committee boiding fhe,r rrroirt-
ments padsr the Ceprt of Eeulft ~ IN.
caster District. are notified SID rscnitpd 10
make and render theft ftsprctita etnras on
or before the 10th day of Alsy Is s. ss.sipa
forth on cath the prrficulsf Y, lsr ol such
estates, md nlso sHsetennt of rlefies -.
ceiyed and paid out md 70 snBstanilase tie
same by prcrcr and sssifeiens ssrs6sfs.ys
Rnlcs will be issued against 81 1ihaeto
make u fetpeas "a ths asSt Aistis Es6f iht
Court Of Equity.
J. II W.T. HFRerG GoN f,oin}t q =. n s
Comria sonoi's Office. Lnnchs;efyE C.
Apah 4,i<bs. PrinteFsfss 9 srl75y
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$40 Reward

THE above reward will be paid for the de-
1 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 or 10 inches
high, rather sprightly in appearance and of
black complexion.
Ed. GREEN.
Lancaster, April ~, 1883. IL If.
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SuETT's JOKE" The candles you sold
me last were very bad" said Suett to a
tallow chandler.
Indeed, sir. am sorry for that"
"Yes, sir, do you know they burnt to
the middle, and would then burn no long
err"
"You surprise me; what, sir, did they
go outl"
mo, sir, no p; the burnt shorter"
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MATTRESS MAKING AT Lam.
CASlER

"E arc happy to announce to the citizens
w Of Lancaster District and surround
ing country that we arc daily manufacture
ing MATRESSES Of all kinds which for
durability can not be surpassed and which
We sell at as low price as we can afford
p. FUNK g. Co.,
Cotton taken in exchange for mattresses.
May 4. 1853, I3-3m.
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TIE whole sum received by Byron for
his writings was one hundre and twenty
Ave thousand dollars. The publishers Of
his works probably gained three times Ms
much.
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Married, on "Wednesday evening the 9th
inst, by Rev. A. J. Cauthen, Mr.. JOSEPH
d. BUTTON, Of Lancaster, to Miss CARO-
LINE KESLER, of Salisbury, N. c.
On the I4th ult by J. Williams ESQ,
Mai. J. ID. HALE to Mira !. j. Daughter Of
Hiram Twitty Esq. all Of this District.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
In the Court Of Equity.
LANCASTER DIS iRICT.
Bill TO Perfect tile 10 Land and
for other purposes.
David Crozier, Complainant,

David Crozier, Complainant,
VS..
James Crozier, Thomas Crozier, Elizabeth
Ann Crozier, John Crozier, Jacob Jennings
and wife Nancy, Andrew Morrison and Mar
garet his wife, children and heirs at law of
Jane Crozicr decd, who was u sister and
heir ut law ofDavid Cousar decd. of Lam
caster District, and who departed this life
about 1907, Dav id Cousar, Elizabeth Cou-
sar and husband Dunnom, Anna Cousur and
husband name not known, Jane CouSar and
husband Name not known, Mary Ann Cou-
sar, and if dead her husband and children,
names not known, the widow and children
Of James Cousar decd, (son of Thomas,)
names unknown, and Thomas Cousar, (son
Of Thomas,) children and heirs ut law of
Thomas Cousar decd, who was brother
and heir at law Of David Cousar dec d., Eliz-
abeth Gawley, William Foster and Anna T..
his wife, James II. Miller, Pleasant NJ. Glass
Lefty manda his wife, Henry Stringfellow
and Mary his wife, Henry Champion and
Mahala his wife, John Miller, Monroe Mil
Ter ct al. Defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction th-t each
and every one, and all of the above named
defendants reside without the limits of this
State, it is ordered on motion ofClinton So
liciror for complainant, that each and every
one of the said defendants do answer plead
or demur, on OF before the oath Of June lS-
So, to the Bill filed against them by David
Crozier, to perfect his title to tract of land
situate in Lancaster District, originally grant
ed to David Cousar, August 4th, 1900, for
$40 Acres, and for other purposes, and in
default thereof said bill viii bc ordered and
taken pro confesso against each and all of
said and above named defendants,
JAMES. II. WITHERSPOON,
Com. Eq. L. Dist
Lancaster c. II. S. c., March 10, 1858.
Printers Fec, $40. Z. Pm.
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NJ A R RAG E S.

Till Hymen Lro't his love delighted hour,
There dwelt no joy in Edcn's rosy bower!
The world was sad.-the garden was lid;
And man, the hermit, sighed-till won n
smiled. Campbell.
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NIoV6 buA5s anu UItSSIny OaBes.
ALSO,
LAMP WICKs. BURNING FLUID
AND
Garden Seeds.

He is now the regularly appointed Sale
Agent for the following valuable Family
Medicines, viz DIR Guysott's Yellow Dock
and SarHparilla, DIR. Rogers Liverwort and
Tar, Jew Dayid's or Hebrew Plaster, Dr.
Haughton's Pepsin, DIR. Anarchists Ute
rine Catholicon, DIR. Allen's Vegetable Com
pound, DIR. littlc's Family Medicines, Lou
den & Cos Family Medicines, Dr. Keelers
Family Medicines, DIR. Hobensqek's Worm
Syrup, DR.. Hobensack's Liver Pills. Coileton
Bitters, Epping's SarsAparilla and Queens
Delight, Kadway's Ready Relief and other
popular remedies, DIR. Tobias Venetian Ian
imont, &c, &C..
All medicines sold at his establishment
are neatly labelled, enrfully pncked, " desir-
ed and sent 10 any part sthe town, or 10 the
Rail Road Depot. free Of charge.
The QUALITIES ofthc medicines warranted I;
charges as uniform. and aslow as good med
icines ean be bought at any establishment IN
the up country.
Orders respectfully soiieited.
z. J. DE HAY.
MssvA %. isse. SHY.
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Charleston Markets.
SATURDAY MORNING, April 80

SATURDAY MORNING, April 30
COTTON.-Witha a moderately fair de-
mand yesterday, about 300 bales changed
hands-priccs ranging from II l0a, and
without change from those of the day previ-
Gus.
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COLUMBIA Market. April 30.

OULUmbIA n1AhhEIi NPIH %.
COTrON.-The cotton market to-day
was quiet but very steady; the supply on sale
was only to limited extent, all Of which
were freely taken ut very full prices- rs
bales sold, at st to lot cents
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rESf3E Subscribers beg leave 70 inform the
u cifixens of Lancaster District and vicin-
ity. that they have fof. sile st the shop cf
Mr.. Button, Z number Of DUGGlEH, Of their
own manufsetnse, which We will warrant In
every respect. and wiieh we win cell a. low
as can Be 4usehascd this aide ef Charleston
We mAnnfsctnse Carriages. nngR;es, Rock
aways, aed avery Kind Of vehicle Al our man
sfactosy IN Chester District, near Rocky
Mount, and promiss 70 delivrr Ne enc asss
hIcie rs csn bs fouhd. Of any diexfipiion and
st % moderate Friee = can Be purchased
~ ' 5Ts MATREws. b O..
My4 ~ u
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Lancaster Division, No. 30.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Holds its Regular Weekly Meeting, at the
Temperance Hall every Tnesd.y Fvening.
at Z o'clock. |. III. BLAIR.
June is. 10 r.
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NOTICE.

W7E have on hand great many pretty
w things which we wish to exhibit TO
our customers and friends. Come and see
us at New Salem, we are selling on reason
able terms, and we would also state that this
will be made permanent Stand, unless me-
eesity demands the contrary.
N. B. Those who have accounts made in
1859, will please coE,e and settle. or irs,de
more, and not stay away on account of your
indebtedness, although we need money.
J. w. MOBLEY & co.
March o. 7tf
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COM NJ 4 RCI AL.

LATEST DATES.
From LIvERPooL. 80. April I6
From HAvRE. April Is
From Havana. .April22
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
BYLAWS AND REGULATIONS.

/. That no person who is not member, except
females and mechanics, shall be entitled to pre-
mum.
2. That no premium shall be awarded for any
thing, except to the real bona fdc thereof.
3. That no premium of the highest grade shall
be awarded more than once for the same thing,
except agricultural implements and machinery.
A. That no premium shall be awarded for any
article of domestic manufacture, except to the
person who wrought or directed the manufacture
thereof, within two years prior to its exhibition.
5. That no premium shall be awarded for any
article of agricultural product completed more
than one year prior to its exhibition.
6. That no premium for draft horses shall be "a
warded for horses generally used as carriage
horses
| 7. That no premium for carriage or saddle hor-
ses shall be awarded except for those bred in the
county.
| 18th, 9th, and 10th bylaws are here omitted I
IL. That in all cases, the decisions of the seve-
raj committees, touching the award Of premiums,
shall be final and conclusive.
! -. That all animals having once obtained the
highest premium for which they have been enter
ed, and being excluded by previous resolution
from subsequent premium, if still the best, shall
| be entitled to certificate of highest merit.
10. That the farmers of this county, generally,
be and they are hereby invited, for purposes of
sale at the Annual Fairs Of this Society, to bring
all descriptions Of Stock-IIorses, Cattle, Sheep,
&c.,-and that the third day OF said Annual Fair
or Exhibition be fixed for the sale of stock exhi-
bited for that purpose and that said stock be eX-
hibited at the risk and charge of the owners.
! H. That every contestant for premiums offered
for the largest yield of agricultural productions
upon given acres of land, be required to produce
] to the appropriate Committee Of Award, certlii-
Gates Of two disinterested witnesses, and in the
absence of such certificates, then his or her ALL
davit, made before some competent authority,
certifying testllying, Gas the case may be,) 10
the aggregate amount of the yield as ascertained
| by actual standard measurement; and TURNER,
! that the acre or acres Of land upon which SAID
product or products given had been actually mea-
s,Ired by chain or rope stretched over the same,
allowing 10 yards square to the acre.
/ U.s. That every person to whom premium shall
bc awarded for any agricultural productions, be
required TO hand to the Chairman Of the approprl-
ate Committee of Award statement, showing in
detail the quantity and variety of the seed either
planted or sown per acre; the mode of planting
The seed, as well as cutiyating the same the
quantity and kind of manures, as also the mode of
applyng the same to the soil the character Of
the soil, whether loan, clay. Or sand.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
NOTICE..

a G. WILDMAN most sincerely presents his
~ thanks to his friends and patrons of good
old Charles, for the liberal patronage that they
have bestowed upon him in his business during
the past eleven years. He now informs them that
his entire stock of
Dry Goods, suitable to all seasons, must be
closed out within The short time Of .fre
Weeks
All of which will be sold AT COST and less; but
only for CASH. His friends visiting Alexandria,
will find it much to their interest to make early
calls.
Being fully determined to close his business
and leave Alexandria, he most respectfully calls
all persons indebted to him to call during the
month of September and make settlement with
him, as it will save much trouble.
Alexandria, Va Sep |, 1883
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27

TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON, corner of King
Il and Pitt streets, ALEXANDRIA,, Virginia, have
now in store, the following Goods, viz:
| For LADIES WEAR.-l5 pieces black gro de
rhine silks; 20 do solid color brocade do; 5 do
rich plaid do; 20 do poult de sole and changeable
do; 80 do gro de maps all colors; rs do satins do,
40 DO marsalincs and forences do do; black white;
blue, and tan watered silks; 100 pieces de lanes,
from l25 to rs cts 40 do black alpacas and can
ton cloths; do black bombazines; II do do French
mouslins; 25 do plain de lanes, all colors; Irish
poplan merno, orleans, and raw silk plaids; plaid
mouslains, in variety; silk gimp, and trimmings,
in all colors; black, white and colored silk fringes
bonnet ribbons, in great variety; Is pieces black
silk lace, style; cashmere, terkeri, and brocade
shawls; long and square plaid do; cambria and
muslin bands; French worked collars, chemizettes,
and undersleeves; cambria, swiss, thread, bebbin,
Isle Egyptian and Valencienes edgings; kid, feec-
ed silk, buck beaver, and cashmere gloves; linen
handkerchiefs, from 81 to So; brown, black, md
drab French cloths, for cloaks; blue, green, GRIM
son, maroon, and scarlet silk velvets; Ion, silk,
cashmere, and thbet hose.
FoR GENTLEMEN-Back, blue, green, and olive
French cloths; black and fancy cassimeres; satin,
silk, poplin, and merino veStings; plain and fancy
silk scarfs, and handkerehefs; kid, buck silk, and
berlin gloves; cotton, and lambswool shirts and
drawers; tweeds; sattinets, &c, in variety.
For FARMERS AND PLANTERs-A large stock
of 3-4 and Cd tulled cloth, Kentucky jeans; lin
seys; kerseys; osnaburgs; brown and bleached cot
tons; 100 pair servants Blankets 9, 10, H. IL and
l3-4 superior do; white, yellow, and blue twilled
flannels cotton yarn: carpet chain, bats, &c.
For Neutrality-suspicious. and Russia dia-
pcrs; brown and bleached table linens; superior
damask do; crash, huchaback and linen toweling;
welch, domet and mcrino flannels; pillow cot
tons and linens; damask and fruit napkins; 9, TO-,
| IL and 1874 bleached and brown sheetings; table
and floor oil cloths; linen and oil cloth for stairs
cotton, rag, Ingram list, venetian and ply car.
pets; velvet and tuftcd rugs, some very fine; 4, s.,
Ga and I2-4 drugget; door mats, &c. &c.
Together with all the small wares usually found
in our line ana all of which offer upon tho
most liberal and accommodating terms, and solicit
"A call from the dealing public.
sep 30. TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
,srOLDEN EARLY KENT"

81 OLDEN EARLY KENT"
VI SEED WHEAT
A gentleman Of Maryland procured some 20 grains
of this exceedingly beautiful and valuable Wheat
just years ago, and the whole Of this years crop
was sold before it was threshed, so great is the
reputation which it acquired, in the years 1851
and 1882 the only years that any was sold The
straw is beautifully bright and stiff, resisting the
blast, whore most other varieties will yield. The
crop Of this year was supposed to be 80 bushels
per acre, on land not guanoed, and not remarkably
rich To be had Of
ADDISON & MEADE,
Dealers in Agricultural Implements and Seeds,
Alexandria, Va.
A sample may be seen at the office Of the Port
Tobacco Times. au25
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27
DERFUMERY,C Combs Brushes, Fancy Coco

DERFUMERY, Combs Brushes, Fancy Goods,
Il &c. Lubns genuine Extracts all varieties
Powder Pufis, double and single
Philcombe, Ok Marrow, &c.
Razor Strops four sided and others
GiIman's Hair Dye
Lows genuine brown Windsor Soap; Lubin's and
French Toilet Powder; Porte Monaies, variety
Pocket, Dressing, and Fine Tooth Combs Teeth
Brushes, an assortment; Wax Festas and Tapers;
Rousell's, Jules Hauies Shaving Cream Military
and other Shaving Soaps; English Honey Soap :;
Hair Brushes various patterns; Hair and Cloth
Brushes German and other Colognes Just re-
ceived, and for sale by HENRY PEEL, Druggist,
corner King and Fairfax streets, Alexandria, Va
sep IS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-27

nIlOWS & FARMING IMPLEMENTs-
J. No. 8 and Sinclair & More Flows
s and 8 Mould Boards
and 8 &c Heels & Points
49, 1913 and 81 Minor & Horton Flows
with Castings to suit
and Davis Flows and Castings, to-
gether with general stock of Hames Traces, Col
lars, Brides. Spades Shovels, killing and wedding
Hoes. All of the above will be sold as low as they
can be bought in Baltimore elsewhere.
NH "a. VIM. BOSWELL.