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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-02-02

now opening which will be found more COM
pete than has ever before been offered in
that city.
All articles in their line have been mdnu-
factured expressly 10 order. and IMPORTED D.
RECT and will bo Warranted 10 prore as
represented.
The onc-pricc system will be rigidly nd
hercd to, and purchasers may depend upon
every article being priced rs low as they can
be procuredin in any city in the United States.
Particular attention is requested to their
departments of
Silk and Fancy Dress Goods, Embroid.
cries, Carpetings, Blankets, Plan
tation Woolens, Sheetings.
and Shirtings, Linens,
Table Damasks, Diapers,
Towellings, Napkins. Doylies.
Together with every variety oflong
Cloths, Cotton Sheetings, and Hosiery
of all kinds.
TERMs.-Cash or city acccptances
BROWNING a. LEMAN.
No. 2O9 g. 22l King st. cor. Market.
CHARLESTON C.
Oct. 20, 1852. 81 ly.
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II LIKELY NEGROES,

belonging tc the estate of John S Cunning
ham, decd, to wit :-NIillcy and children :
Eliza and four children Nancy and child :
Frankcy and child The others arc men.
good field hands, one Of which is also Il fair
Carpenter and Blacksmith.
w. G. CUNNINGHAM, Admir-.
Jan. 10, 1853. de-3t
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NJ OF e.

Camden, January 5, 1853.
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Administrators Sale.

Rl permission of John r. Joy, o. X. ID.
- | will sell on the first Monday in Feb
uary next before the Court House door in
.ancastcryilln
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Blackw ood's Edinburgh Magazine (T0ry.)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
Ilttlc GcOrrcs Story.

Aunt libby pat:ed me on the head the other
day ard said George my boy, this i the hap
pcst part of your life" ] guess Aunt Libby
,lont know much. | guess Me never wOrScd
week 10 make a kite, and the t.lt tin she went
iu H. It got the tail hi,ched IN tail trac, whose
owner wouldn't let her climb up To discntanglc
it, | guess she never had to give her biggest
marbles 10 great luberly boy because he wonld
thrash her II she didn't. guess she never had
A hockey stick play round her ankles in recess,
because she got above n ieller in the ylsss,
-uess she never had to give her humning top to
quet the BABY, and had the part all sucked off
GUESSED she never saved up her coppers n
whole winter u buy a 'rnmpot,and then was told
he must not blow it, because it would make n
poi".
No-I guess Ny Aunt Libby don't know much
little boys has troubles as well a. grown rco
plc--all the difference IL they dirsn't complain.
Now never h d a 8 bran new truw-rrs md
Jacket in my lllr--neycr and don't believe /.
ever shall frr my two brothers have shot up
like Jacks bean stalk and left all their out.
grown clothes to he made over for George, ard
that cro-a old tailnress keeps me from ha, and
ball. an hour on the stretch, while she LAPS over
and nlps in and tucks up, and cuts of their
great shabby clothes for me- And when she puts
me out OI NNOT, Nle sllc " SLY tOOl DNe, III
tie Tom Thumb
Then when GO to my uncles to dine, he al.
WAYS pu. the big dictionary IN chair, to hois,
me Mp high enough to reach my knife and fork;
and il there is dwarfaple or pota,oe on the ia
bic, it is laid on ny plate. II 90 TO the play
ground to havca game Of ball. the fellets all sav
Get out Of the way or We will knock you in
/ TO cooked hat. don't think I've crowns bit
/ for thes. two years know hant by the mari
on the wall--and | stend up to measure ever,
chance can get, and when visitors come TO III,
house ard aak me my age, tell them that an
nine wears of agc, they say Tut, tut little boy,
shouldn't, tell fba. Nv bro'brr Hall has 90, III
| first long tailed coat already--l am really afrai,
I never shall get anything but jacket | 90 L
bcd early, and have LETT off eating candy ant
sweet meats. haven't put my fingers in su
gar bowl this many day, eat meat Ike m,
father and stretch up my rcck till it achc.--s,il
Tine little George, and nothing shorter or rath
or am shorter than nothing. oh my Aun
Libby don't know much. How should she, SD
never was boy FASsY FERs.
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The f,'loNng which i, = truihful narrative &C
the lart. ~ they we're c'l,rcd tlrinG tht rial Of
Nr. anj Mrs Damon, oi M.rqust;e co. Ws,
up II The charge of wiip u, an lop'el .hild 10
death. 'orau.e il would not admit lht, It had Ii.
ed. d,-r.ps.. nnr "f the most iphuuu- cold
h.'nJcd Jutusrs hat has ey,l come utaer Our
notice.
iu,- statement l. from the pen ofjulgc LARA
hrc, b"i whom lhe 10 va had ami can b.
rriI'd "n ~ -,'Ic'iy tue. lie saws:
The drirntLtn's-hu,h hGni auI VIE wrr" re.
.prrlabir i1tmuE people rrsi!iuL II II TqI"tte
county, aud were chililr~s They hti two ur
phan chilIrcu hound tu thrm--nue litlr girl ten
years Of age ! havrnp means of ascertain'ug
any thing Of Emanuel, and OILY know that he
W.. taken from the Miwaute. p"r hou,". lie
wa. fragile child aul never had been IN rob =
health iho.e whu karw HIM sprkc of him as an
intelligent, fright. blue ryc boy. and very win
nul IN hi-ph,yf little was
IL Appeared from the testimony Of the little
glrl-who was the -olo witness IN the torture
that Emnnlcl WAS charged with having told lie
hat the lie VA we could not, by either per
~nrson or by the fear Of punishment induce her
To tell The counsel for the state exhau-'od their
Ingenuity in VAIN nor could |, after drawing her
- me and by soothing words endeavorlng toqul
- her f'ars, induce her to tell what the he was.
Tie child had evidently been inlimda'cd by
threats of personal Injury. This WAS afterwards
n-cer'anol Ia be the fact when the
tilal was over, aud he foster parents safely lnd
Grd in prison. She then said that E,nnnlial had
by chance discovered ,he woman in n criminal
act. and had told tcr, and she had told her wick
Ell parent. Hence IT become all important to the
woman, (whp had succerdeJ in quie,ng her hua
band that tho Il, should be whipped out of f.
manual Accordingly the man procured six
wh?.-ths toughest kind Of swamp willow
which by hi1 own confession were of four feet in
length md az large a, the but, d. ones little fin.
ger, and abou. . O'Clock took Emanual-who
still persisted in telling the tru,h-.o the loft Of
the cabin, AID having stripped hin Of hl- shirt.
wound that around his neck and tied him up
by cord by both wrists to rafter, so that
hi, feet bu, barely touched the floor.
Here he whipped him for two hours, only
resting at intervals to procure a new whir, or
to demand Of his victim that he should own
,hat de told lie. The boys only answer
waa. "Pa, ] told the truth PA, did not
lie The girl sud that Emanua did no. err
m,trh; anl it ia probable that he tainted du.
ring a portion Of the time, as thc injury upon
the body showed q toriIre, under which even
the physical strength Of an adult would hHv"
su1, TIE Physicians who examined the body
testified that there was rot spot, from the
arnpi's to the Nncle. largo enough t. place
Nnor finger rpnn but was covered with livid
weits and that in very many places the skin
WAS hrokcu'
"Ani still the bravo boy hell out. lie
must have had a slintrd mother, for toe tea
ching Of none other could have so implanted
truth in his every fibre. E
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An Intelligent Scotchman on the UnIte,l
STATES.


Mr. N''hom Chamhers. the hca Of ia" most
extensive publishing house in Edubmg left New
York last week in the steamship Europa fr II
vFrpo"l Since hl9 arrival in tIi- country, he has
Travelled extensively. and in the following letter
to the eIItof ct the New York Tribune, he com.
mrnicateS 'nS opinion "f II. We take grea. plea.
sure III repuhllShng the letter, as an evidence Of
III good feeling which cXi'i1 towards us among
mte'liGtnt foreigners, IN con'rnventlnn to that
manifested by some SnoOs who have recently vi
slted the United States
IOh, fdtOr Of TIE ". J. Tribune
SIR beg, through the medium Of your CO.
lnmns, to say few words Of farewell before de.
parting Tor tlgIand which do to morrow in the
steamship Europa
have b5-n able, dnring the las. three
sonthS, to reaIz, the long cherished wish Of VI
sting America, Necessarily nrsf IA has been
my solnurn, and recalled bone sooner than an
t,cPa,rd, my excursion through the Bri'i,n
American Provinces and the United State, has
impaired udrht!e inpressons on Iry mind
Greatly satisfied with nll that h)S f,lien under
my observation, aud deeply grateful for many
personal attentions. cann0t depart from vour
shores without tcnIerinS mysncere ihana' to all
tur the unmcf,tel kncur.s that has been .Xt,n.
ted towards me, IS wei. az Tor the oppo.trnlrirs
frankly and Hospitality afforded for my Tcscarchas
into the social and U:hsr ci'cum stances of .Ae
country.
! | leave The United States With much rrgros--
/ | gary with mp the cunylc. o. that great and
sp'end,d iI'uyc is before thru - Contrary 10 the
opinion Of most travellers from Enghnd, | see
h .re Young but tap;lly grow n nation offer n :,
an example to tke oldest communities in Europe.
1t Is far from my wish to huter; but what do 7
not feel vast delight in seeing? am overcome
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4 Tough Story.

A returned traveller from the north tells us Of
4 curious mode they have in Siberia of procuring
the skin of the sable The fur is in the greatest
perfection in the depth Of winter, at which time
the hunter proceeds to the forest, armed with n
pitcher of water and some carrion meat He de
post. the bait at the foot, and climbs 20 the top
Of high tree. A soon as the animal attracted
by the scent, arrives, the man drops some water
on hi. tail. and it Immediately becomes frozen to
the erouui On which descending from his ele
walton with considerable rapdity, with a sharp
knife he cuts him trayerscly on the face. The
sable from the excess of pain takes m cxtrnor.
binary spring forward runs off, and (hi- tail being
fast to the grouni) ont cs his skin, OF course,
leaving it prey to the hunter
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H. Boot & Shoe Shop,
WN O. EAAhY

WOULD inform the public that he hns lately
opened shop on Madison street, in the building
formerly occupied by Buchanan & E,chclbcrgcr
and lYrly by Bailey Il Eichelbcrrcr ns n tailor
shop, Where he is prepared 10 manufacture to or.
der all kinds Of work in the above line in the bes,
possible manner.
lie wiIlalso keep on handn good assortment Of
ROOTS AND SHOES,
which he will sell at thcvcry lowest prices. Mend
ing done n, shorinoticc and IN the ncaicstmanncr
Call andscc! January 10 IS52-y
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Saturday N,Yn;s.

what blessed things SATURDAY. ni.h's nrc e,I
what would the world DO without then, Those
treathmg moments IN the march of lifs--t!oso
ltle t~illShts IL tie glaish glare Of noon, whe,,
pale yesterday looks beautifully through Tie
shadow. and faces, changed long apo anil sr,i,e
swec'ly again ~ The bush: when one rpmen,,era
the :oid folks at home and the old arm chair.
ana the little brother that died and the lttlc
SISTER that was translated
saturday night makes PEOPLE human, se,s
their hearts TO beating sof civ. ne they usei to
do 'f're the world turned them in'o war drum.
and ltrref them TO peaccs with 'attooS
The ledger cloaea with q cra-h--tle iron ,onrc.l.
vaults come mp with bang-up rn The shutter.
with a will--cck goes thu key in the lock. IL
Is Saturday night and business lreahes free
again. Iomeward, hul
The door that has becI aiar I'll tho week, rcrt
" closes behind him, the world i. shut out
Shut in rather. Here are his treasures ef,cr all.
md rot in the vault, and not 10 the book ssve IN,
rccoid in ;hc old family liJlc--and no, in the
bank.
Maybe ror nro y tnIclrlor. 'Tcs'y trd fur.y;
then poor i'llpw Saturday night Is nothing to
yon Just "S you are nothing Ia anv body. Get n
wife hInc eyed or black cy 3D. tut above all, true
eyed get llt'ic home m matter how little. ard
llttle sol1 iust u hold two; g, two and half
and then gct two, ortvo nrd hafin IT, cn q
Saturday night then read ihis paragraph by the
Irh. Of your wifc's ewes. and thanI God and
AXE courage.
The din nIl du-'v slor. are shut W: tn.
hammer j. thrown down md the nrron il dosed.
and ,he laborer has,rus with light ,,ep, home
ward bound.
" "Sourdav night f.''v mu-muf, The Ian.
gushing, ns sh"'ur0s vcAri'v upon her cuuch,--
and ia there another vet to comet
Sa'niAy night, o. i.N', whispers TIC veepor
above ih' d' ing, and j. ls -lImrIay tomorrow
anl--- 10 InorroN ,'.--E / Tl'iaas.
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Boot a. Shoe Shop,

TIlEun Iersicned would call the attention of his
friends aud the public to his removal to the place
rIoseby where the Barbers Shop stood, on lIadi-
sonstrcct, known as Joseph lInIrscorner, where
he will continue in the retail of Boots and Shoes
ot his own manufacture
While thankful for the liberal patronage he has
received for the past Gyearsin Ottawa, lie will en-
denver tomert continuance OF the same. lie is
prepared to make Grntlemen's fine boots, oi
French Call, Patent Leather and Morocco and
everything in his -nc, on as reasonable terms as
the Same quality can hr bought in other places.
G3- Repairing done as usual.
Ottawa, navel DkVL. LEhuv.
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500 OOo have been raised under the dircc
ton OF the Presbyterian General Assembly. which
met at Bufdol last SUMMER, ns fund to be Lscd
To- the builIin, Of the churches in the West
Illinois will probably receive some portion OF
this fund.- which will he loaned il small sums OF
S2Oo, to aid in building churches where the mem
bcra of the denomination are few and poor,
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TuB 'foroR law IN lSpl.S.-9he lndiannp-
olas journal contains the decision IN full OF the
supreme court oi Indiana, in relation 10 the law
passed ll-t year by rh- legislature Of that state.
concerning the s1'e olliquor, The law provided
that the matter shouldhc submitted 70 ,h" various
township in the STATE; and in thosr which v9trd
in favor restricting the sale, no sn'e should' be
made without subj, cling the offender 10 the PEN
oI',es prescribed in the act, Those townships
which voted pgan.i the law, couil license whorH
they chose. TO sell hut that no hGuor should be
sold without license. The Nrpremre court de-
cidrd the law to be unconstitutional. The rct
g1yr power To the townshipsio affirm oi nnhiv A
law which the cout, deemed they had no cousii-
mtonul power t0 do.
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Ti;r Dcvii and To., walker.
: story u' The Inst Century.
ny WARRINGTON IRVING.

hr h-.an tu feel .pX 1909. a'.u, riu-,. ,f rl. nrHr
lir tI1Hr'r w,n regret uf I'll" htr,.n be be-,
nude wIg h.. i:.aI.. nui pn' hi W.T.. I, work
io chnt Mu ou, 90 l,- r,"lrirns. lie be-
came th".c:rr' rll ofa sudden a violent chur n
gocr. II" rgNcI ioully aul -'rcru,u-ly, n il
heaven were to 1r clrr,ri by force Of lrnya.-
Indeed, one might alv,v- ten when lie bad
sluued most during the week hv ~" c'lmOr II
Sunday dcyounn.. The qg,rt chrs'itn. WIN
have hr,u no irs'!v and steadily ,ravc'ir, Tipp
ward, were struck with self rrfrupoh ni .orin,
thcm-clycs % suIdruiy ont striped in their ca
rccr by this new made convert Hum was ~
rigid in rchgiur a, m money NATTER 10 was u
stern .uprry,r n and ccnsurcr of his n..yhh,r.
and seemed 70 think every sin entered up ~
their a,c ull he 'amr a credit on h- PAGE. He
even talked of IL" cxpr!icury of rcyiying tie
pcr.ccutou 4 the QGakcr aud the an.bap,is,s
II n word, Toms zrel became ~ hs z,al
Still. in spite of BIZ strrnunu. attention 70
tHrm4, Tom hal lurking dead that the devil
afJcT alt, would have hl- du, That be rrrh,
not be- taken uuawnres. therefore. it it said he
always raui.d small bible in his porbrt. lie
also had a great folio bible in Ina counting hcusc
desk, and be woIld frequently be found reading
when people called On business, on such oc,A
sions ne would lay hls green spcCacles on the
book TO mark the place, while he turned round to
drive some usurou4 bargain.
Some say he grew little cracked Drained in
his older day4, anI that faucying hi- pai ap.
prplchlng. he hal b. hyrse now shol, saldled
AND buiod. tni buried with his feet uppermost.
H-rtl-r tIa:, at the last day Of the work., he
would be- turned upside down, in which case he
would tinlhi. horse ready fnr mounting a.d he
was determined at the worst 70 give his old
friend a run FOR iIfs--ths. however, is probably
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Hoes --Beniamen Harper OF this city we IN.
d.rland is p,ying S3,0oai the packing house Of
Nr. n. b: Ruiord nearly as much us tht highest
Chicago rate and fully equ, TO any other market
his ile St ,.ol.s.--R + R,publie1s.
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lie who wonli acquire fame, must not show
himself afraid Of ccnsurc. Tho dread Of cen
uro is the death Of genius.
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2Sn0 600 600

Th. sny, the Albany Tron'cripf is nearly II
copies year, of some publication or other to ev.
crv mr woman nnl child in the nation, or ex,
Guiding infants. agri rni diseased persons aud
those ho cannot read, at ieas, newspaper a
week to each family.
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Z, HARD. M.D .PIys'riaH anil Sargcgn. ~
J,rwl. lN OH-" one door west oi VI !.
SvI', ,I,wo.f ice RrsiIrucron Madison st.urar
the Siir-Cu. dD!N.
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4 N."s7ArrT liEADiy5 NAnpy The follow.
are the statistics ofthe wspaper press as given
10y the ls-, census
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yNyS. }laKlNNEY & N.ARIlIlR 'rudrr
- r.tprp.r--lpupl services 10 d." rl't'"- ~
Uu,y, anil vicinity. Oiiccln Reihc&s Block
FEB %
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N&G GWGN SM.S.N&&.
~ rl., GE 5= ss-s a

OFF!CF-ai dory, -, j q. NIGp1r s6''ch
lock, North lIs't cornp ot he p"5i'e SI''afe'
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TO ani sec An.rcu', Panorama rcAt Monday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

Mr. paULRNEK ON THE ADMINS ts'l INA .aaa0sls .,
marasSug Republican gives O.s, mssoe
Mr. Q. J. fau'.n :, ,hs 10Th. We append tina! portion
nsd In 'a" :, r Of inerss, outside Of Berkeley
"M." EXPRESSED his high qualification al meeting upon
ncrasiau the democracy Of Berkeley county III ns ss
thas mol large owing 10 The prevalence oI .e cho
n bur he recognised amongst those present many
!" The o %s
I,sniifc. lion with democracy OF ihe nation;
their people his people their GOD was MS 1t ne
oni nj the present administration. Gen. Piece In his
ppnon had come up, to The full standard q ma
ncn,e unon which the President had acted 10 making his
only which SeuS Sss1 Sstn
sumed give harmony end unity 20 ne a"ccssansn
the principle o uhsb Dsfs
oua o H. rn,c.sed his Arm and unshaken confidence
in The patriotism and ability of the President and The
triumph of hls administration over all inc elements als-
content faction and dsorganization ~h'eh "e'e o. A'en
siyeiy ARA Wing themselves against u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28
THE GuANO INTEREST


WAsHIsoroS. Oct. 2lh, 1853
The Guauo interest Is being made subject powerful
combinations various States the being 10 unelle
las trade and breuk the monopoly which Is inurne
agricultural interests the advantage of one except
greedy uls medatcs Special committees from various ny
ricul uia associations have ben Washington TO
walt upon The President and obtain from him vigorous
course 10 the premises happy TO inform you that tho
President feeling deep interest 10 every thing touching
farmers has determined applying all HIS power and inu
ence 10 this subject Tho interests OF Peru and the United
States farmers Identical md there necessity for The
eIactng and n,onOp0lzng medium through which this
valuable fertilizer, has pass BY tho present monopoly
The supply Inadequate and furnished OF und
times s1it tho Of The Agents This
rage and the entire agricultural Interest OF the country feel
II 10 DO So We ahoui not allow monopoly In
say article to exist when csn through govern
ment. break It up. The attention given by the atminsra
non 10 This subject not seem important TO politicians
out venture TO will be hailed with satisfaction by
that large body of citizens who sill the soil and lten
ths and The exeons of the Cotton Plant. in arousing
paoc attention on this subject entitled especial
H. Tue entire press OF The country should take the
up AUD ala the various committees in their work TEYAs.