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Farmers and Exchange Bank.

The third and last instalmcHt of ten dol
lars per share of this Bank was called in on
the Gath inst We learn that nearly the
whole amount was promptly psid up, over
one hundred and sixty thousand dclIars of
which was paid, prior to the 2ith: this
would appear to manifest q control of cash
capital IN our community, much more cheer
ing, than recent complaints would have led
us to expect We trust that the worst il
oyer. and although we have heard a Bank
President of fifteen years standing, say that
the PRESSURE last month exceeded that of
any previous period of his experience, we
are glad TO perceive that our community
have borne up bravey, and without an cX-
ccptlon, have preserved their commercial
and financial integrity intact; this speaks
well for them it shows that the stringcncv
was not the result of wild and cytrayarant
speculation. il was not in consequence of
local infdc'ity, nor did il find our previous
transactions based upon inflated values: our
engagements were the legitimate operations
OF ordinary business transactions. and al
though the cotton crop is 81 ort, and consc-
quently the business of the season much
less than we had right to expect. yet it is
source of sclt-congratulLtiSn. that trade l.,
as wholesome, and our merchants rs assur.
Su US c'er 'hcy nave oce'', OF thelr hlJh and
honorable position.
Our new Bank, we are happy to hear, has
every prospect ola successful career: they
will in all probability, declare Il dividend in
April next. This will prove very convent
cnt, and multiply the pleasant days of the
year. We wish them every success, and
from our acquaintance with the business
capacity and ability of those who manage irs
affairs, confidently predict good dividends
Charleston S!Gniard gf The Isl inst,
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January q 1871 10
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LEwIsvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
TEN MILEs East or cHDsTERyiLLE.

TEN MiLES EAST or cIIDSTERyILLE.
Rev. l. Mcdonald, Superintendent,
Mrs 4 $ Rylic, Principal
The Scholastic year win be divided into two
sessions OF five months each, the ninth tclm
commencing on the 10Th of January.
Terms for Boarding, Washing, fuel Lights
and Tuition, never to exceed 500 forone session.
Music and all Ornamental branches extra, at
most reasonable rates.
AA accounts must Be paid al tie end cf cab
Session.
In sickness resident pupils are attended fec
Of charge.
For Circular containing full particulars, ad
dress Mrs. Wyle Lewisville, +. o., Chester pis-
tIict, sc.
Where timely notice is given, carriage win
meet any one coming as far as Lewis Tuin Out.
on the Charlotte and 5, G. Railroad.
REEERENcEs
Ex-Govcruor J. II. Means, Ex-Governor ! p
Richardson, General j. w .Cantcy. Rt.Rev.
Thomas ,. Davis, Protestant Episcopal IIishop !,
Rev. Ililliam Martin, Camden DR.. Thomas a
Elliott, orangcbarg; Hon f. Moses, ssinsts,
Henry a HfllaFhs, Charlotte, n q, Ms.sss nos
aer * Warren, Central WHAT, Charleston; an
Che patrons Of the school generally.
Jany 1854. 47--f
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without earnestly entreating you to extend
your protection TO the Catholics inhabiting
those regions, and to shield them at all times
with your power and authority.
Feeling confident that your excellencv
will very willingly acccde to our wishes and
grant our requests, we will not fa! to offer
up our humble supplications to Almighty
God that he may bestow upon you, illusiri-
GUS and honored sir, the gift of his heavenly
grace; that he may shower upon you every
kind OF blessing, and unite us in the bonds
q perfect charity.
Given at Rome, from the Vatican, March
81, 1853, the seventh of our pontifcate.
Plus *, Pope,
To his cxcelency the President of the Uni
ted States of America.
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GOODS AT COST

THE Subscriber on and after this date. will
| offer his entire Stock of Goods at Cost He
would especially the attention of Merchants
and the people generally to call and make pur-
chases as another opportunity of this kind may
not present itself again soon. / avn willing TO
sell my goods to good and punctual customers
on time, rs am determined TO cease business
here JE CURETON.
n. B-Your accounts are made out, and
want all TO conc forward and close their ac-
counts by Note or Cash the latter would
prefer,
Jan III 46 AZ
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LAND For SALE.

I Offer ts sell my Plantation on the Ca
i tawba River, y miles below Landsford,
in Lancaster District containing seven hundred
aud sixty.cight acres, about one half Wood land,
and the other half fresh land, and in high state
Of improvement for cultivation. 1t is bat sell
oom that such Plantation is offared
for sale, and to any one desiring most valua-
bic Plantation, would merely ask that he should
plantation and it lies within eighteen miles of
Ebenczcr Depot
A long credit will be given. Possession given
at once. GEO. Nc. WITlIERSPOON,
Lancaster, Feb 3, 52 II
s&-WcckIy Carolnan, and Chester Standard
g5S-will insert At.
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South Carolina,
Lanca Stcr District,
In the Court OF Ord
nary, in the matter of
J Mary Smalrs Viii.

iiS">'S' biSt!ic', I nary, III the matter Of
} Mary Smalrs Viii.
WHEREAS, John b. Small has notified me. that
he requires the paper purporting to bc the will
ol Mary Small late of said district, deceased To
be proved in due and solemn form of law. And
whereas, Alexander Franklin Nisbct, allmini,tr,
tor, with the will annexed ofthc said Mary Small,
has hicd his petition with similar PRAYER and il
appearing that james Hood, Reuben Hood, John
Lemons and Margaret, his wife, Mary Balm, VIM.
townsend and Sarah, his wife, Jane Balm, Eliza
beth Balm, Samuel Balm and Jane, his wife. John
Hood, Deborah Glass, and the children of Robert
Hood, decd, names unknown; most of whom
are ieGatecS under the will and all of whom would
have been entitled to u distribuiivc share of the
Estate II the deceased had died int state reside
without the limits of this State These nrt. there
fore to notify, require, cite and aclmonish the
the said James Hood Reuben Hood John Lem.
ons and wife, Margaret, Mary Bain VIM. Town.
send, Jane Balm, Elizabeth Balm, Samuel Balm and
Jane his wife, John Hood ID. Glass, and the chill.
dren oil Robt Hood, together with John b. Small
Ihos. Mellow, and Jane f. his wife, Alex. +.
Ncsbit and the first Prcsbytery of the associate
reformed synod of the South, or the rcprcscntiyu
Of that body.
Lcgatees of the said Mary Small, deed, and
also distributes II she had died ntcstate, to be
and appear before me on Monday the 10th dpy
oi April 1854, i'll the Court of Ordinary to b,
holden at Lancaster Court House, then and there
to shcw cause, if any, why the said will should
or should not be proved and established in due
form OF Law, or for what cause the same should
be set aside or established, and to make smell
other and further showing and proof as you O,
either ni you the said parties NAV deem ncces
sary proper and advantageous for your respective
right and interests in the premises.
- Given under my hand and seal OF
( l.. ;. Oihcc at Lancaster Court House thi,
- eth December 1853.
j. II. WlTlERSPO0N, O. l.. d.
d1-}m mrs foe SlD
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TO CONTRACTORS.

THE Subscriber is dcsirous OF having large
HOUSE BUILT Oh the lot known as the Perry
Lot, i'll this village. The house to contain eight
rooms, 20 feet square, with II basement story of
brick. The Contractor to furnish all materials
- that the subscriber will have nothing to do
in the matter but to pay for it when competed.
Ii is particularly desired that the same should be
completed by the lst January, 1855.
For all necessary information Contractors will
apply to me personally, or by letter directed TO
Lancaster Court House.
DANIEL w. BROWN.
JAM Is, 40 It
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NJ A r ES.

MARRIED, In this county, on the 10th ult
at the house OFF. y. Ross, ESQ., by the Rev. c.
johnson, Mr.. JonS NJ. MATHEWS to Miss MAR
aAaEr T. HAGISs, OF South Carolina
Two orphan hearts entwined together,
Neither ofthem has father or mother
Why should they not love each other,
As neither OF them has sister or brother.
He can never be an uncle,
As he has neither sister o. brother;
She can never be an aunt
As she has neither enc nor the other
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NOTICE.
Il

TIE Notes aud Books of accounts Of Huey,
Massey & Co, IIuey a Massey, and $. b. Massey,
arc In my hands for collection. Those debtors
who conc aud pay up by the LIST OF February
next, viii save costs. Those who do not pay by
that time win be sued This notice Is for an in
debted, and no one win be favored.
J, w. COOKE, Ah'y al Lao.
Jan IL "a N
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WANTED

IMMEDIATELY, at the Sign of the Boot Jour.
ncyman Boot Maker, for a good workman good
wages will be given.
ALSO
At the same place, is wanted an Apprentice to
the trade. Forparticulars enquire at the Sign of
the Boot HUGH GARSIDE.
Jan. | Is tf
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Cardinal AnLonelf 10 Mr.. Marcv.

RoME, March 81, 1853.
ExcELLEScY: Monsignor Gaetano Bedini,
archbishop of Thcbcs, appointed by the Holy
Father rs apostolic nuncio to the empire of
Brazil, has been directed to repair to the
United States, and, under such circumstan
stances, to compliment the honorable Presi-
dent in the name of his holiness. This pre-
] tc being endowed with the most brilliant
qualities of heart and mind, was well dcser-
wing of this distinguished commission from
the Holy Father. beg, therefore, that your
excellcncy will be pleased to receive him in
that Kindness of spirit which is char ctcris-
tic of your disposition, and to extend to him
whatever assistance he may need. Your
favor will be the more necessary TO him to
facilitate his being kindly received by the
President, to whom he is to present likewise
ponttich letter. yrrturc to ilatter my
self that you will respond to my request, cs.
prcially in consideration of the object in
view; and with this hope, have the honor
to tender you the assurances of my very dis
tnguisaed nsideration.
Your cXcrlIcncy's santrovcno.
G. A. ANTONELLI.
To his eXccllency the Minister of Foreign
Relations, Washington.
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N0WCE

ALI Persons indebted to HAssELTINE n
HAGINS, or J. A, s. HASSELTINE, win please
take notice, that al notes and accounts not paid
of an officer iof collection without any distinciicn
Money we must have 70 pay our debts With.
Jan. II 4s O.
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NOTICE.

THE DIVISION ROOM near JOSEPH CAR
TER'S win be sold at public outcry to the high
est bidder, ON Saturday, the 18th o. FrebruaFy,
at S O'Clock, p. NJ. by mutual consent Of the
members Of the Division.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
wM. y. BELL. Adyr.
Jan. l5th 1894 90 pe-st
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N o " | e. f..

ALL who are indebted to the Subscriber arc
Informed that their bills are now ready for setI
tlement, and also that further indulgence cannot
he given Those who do not settle previous to
Spring Term of Court will most aSsuredly have
Costs to Pay, G. l., EVANS.
Jan. lS 40 I'm.
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South-Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By James H. Witherspoon, Esq, Ordi.
nary of said District

Whereas BINGHAM BLACNMON has ap-
piled to me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the Goods aud Chattcls Rights and
Credits Of NATHANIEL CLARK, late of tine
District aforesaid, deceased. CA Revolutionary
Soldicr)
THESE are, thcl eforc, to cite and admonislI
all and singular, the kindred aud creditors of
said deceased, to be aud appear before me ut our
next OrdinMyS Court for the said district, to be
holden at Lancaster Court House on the llth
day ot February next, to show cause, if any,
who the said administration shall not bc granted
Given under my Hand and Seal this 3lst day
- of january, i'll the year of our Lord one
g. ( ! thousand, eight hundred and fifty four
| J and i'll the seventy eighth year of a.
49, mcrican Independence.
JAMES ii. .WITIIERSPUJN, OLD.
DrS fec % ot
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER,

Had the Duke Of Alba's remarks been as
to Mary instead of Marguerite, it would not
in all probability, have occasioned any duel.
This correction is due to Messrs Soule,
father and son.
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South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
BY James Witherspoon, Esq, Ordinary
for said District

y
for said District.
WHEREAS SAMUML b. HAMMOND
w has applied TO me for letters of Ad.
ministrntion Oh all and singular the Goods and
Chattcls, Rights and Credits of ALEXANDER
WRIGHT, formerly of the District aforesaid,
deceased, but at his death of Tennessee.
THESE are, therefore, TO cite and ndmonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Orlinarys Court for the said District,
to be holden at Lancaster Court House on the
10th day Of February, Instant, to show cause,
if any, why said administration should not be
granted.
Given undcr my Hand and Seal, this 9th day
~|--> of Frcbruary, in the year of our Lord
(I 9 ! one Thousand eight hundred and fifty
" ! four, AMI il thH scvcnty-cighth year Of
49, American Independence.
JAMES II. WITHERSP0ON, o L. T.
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Departed this Iiis, a his rssidence, on hana.
Ing Rock Creek, Kcsshaw District, on the sth
Of january. JoRs TsuxsoKLI, ESQ, IN tho sBth
year Of his age. He was born IN ireland, but
fved 81 years IN Keshzw- -
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-----, Ehglish Branches
The exercises OF this institution will be re-
slmcd Oh the second Monday in january next,
Scholastic year two sessions OF five months each
Tuition and boarding per session, in advance,
SO paid at the cI,d of the year, S75. WASH
ing 81 per month. Day scholars will he Charged
from ten 10 twenty dollars pcr session payable in
advance. French and Chemistry each $40
extra. FircwOOd for school room, 81. A stu
dent will be received at any time, and charged
only from time of entrance till the end of the
session; but 10 deduction will he made when he
leaves before the end of it, for time lost by
suspension or expulsion. Deduction will be
made for time lost 10y sickness. Each student
will furnish his own sheets, pillow slips, towels,
bed spread, and toilet.
The proprietor takes pleasure in stating that
he has, as associate Instructor, Rev II + Will
den, who is Il graduate of the College of Char
lcston and also OF Princeton Theological Semi
nary, and has had consider able experience in
teaching.
For Mr.. Whildcn'S qualifications, reference
can be made to the following gcntlemcn w
= Finley, LII. d., w lIawkcsworth, Lewis Il
Gibbcs, w = Miles, College OF Charleston !;
IL NJ Bruins, High School, Charleston Rev j
Il kcndrck; Rev J T. Boycc, Columbia Rev.
ID ii Iaiar orngeburg.
Circulars containing full particulars viii be
! sent to those desiring them, upon application to
either of the Instructors.
Rev's 4 NJ Cartlcdgc, C Fielder, ard r
Hawthorne, Esq, also take boartlcrs.
Students and Patrons will be sent fons
Winnsborough to the Institute free OF charge
upon application at the Winnsborough Hotel,
and when timely notice is given my carriage
will meet those coming on the Grecnville Road
| at the Aston Depot
Jan 4, 1915 47-6t
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= d d d lhS

WELL ASSORTED IRON for Sale, amongst
which will be found a large lot of Plough Moulds
and Grab Iron. JONES CROCKETT
Jan. Is. 40 1T
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CATAWBA INDIANS.
DISSOLUTION.

THE frm of S. A. ROSSER \ Co, was dis.
solved on the lst inst. Those persons indebted
to the same are notified that II Is absolutely ne.
eessary that they should come forward and set.
tic their accounts III order to close up the old
business. The remaining stock on hand viii
be sold out at reduced prices.
a. R0SSER & Co.
Ian II 4S A
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GOLD. SILVER. OR BANK NoTEs.

WANTED Immediately to pay the debts of the
late firm of T. Il. " j. Il. MAGiLL. Persons
indebted are earnestly requested to pay up as
soon as possible us we must have the cash.
Jan. IL, 1854. 4S 3m
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GLENN SPRINGS FEMALE INSTI-
TUTE.
Rt Rev + DAVIS, D d, cx-Oiiicio visitor.
~ J D B HccsLIcrom, nccGin r'opris'ors.
:, GEo BENTON, Rector, and Instructor in
Mental and Christian Science, Modern Langua-
gcs and History.
Mrs BENTON, Matron.
-, Instructor in Math, matcs,
Natural Sciences, and Ancient Literature.
Prof DIVINE, - late of Limestone
Springs, Instructor in the Theory and practice
of music.
Miss I VI REID, lnstructrcSs in English.
- SOsNowsEI lnstiictrcss in
Drawing, Painting, and Assistant in French.
Miss SOrrIIA WARLEY, nstructrrss in En-.
gllsh Branches, and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music and
English.
y. IL. The corps is not yet complete.
The above institution, located at Glenn
SPRING, III Spartanburg District, c, will be
Opened Tor the reception of pupils on the first of
FcarlIay next In converting this establish
mcnt into school for young ladies, the buildings
have been thoroughly repaired and fitted up;amd
III furnishing them anew no pains have spared
To make 1t, in every respect, such home as pa.
rents would desire for their daughters. Pltc-
ntar attention has been bestowed upon the mu.
steal Instruments, and with II large and eiliccn,
corps nt teachers, and thorough course q
study, il affords every advantage TO be enioyr,
in any similar institution.
Applicants are admitted, of any age, over Sc
ven years, and placed in such cnss a. they ma,
he prepared to join.
The scholastic year will consist of one session
divided into two terms of five months each, he
ginning on the hrSt OF February and July. Va
cation, December and January.
Ratcs-For Tuition and Board, imcludiu.
washing, fuel lights, &c, &c. SI25 per term, All,
mere 'c'H be no cGtrd chdryc, except for Musi,
$50 per term, and for Books, Sheet Music Draw
ing Matcaials, &c, actually used.
For further iniOrmasion, see "Prospcctus.
which may be had by applying to the Rector, ,ol
either OF the Proprictors.
! Jan'y 1854 fan,
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yust Received.

Nolasses. Saear, Coffee, for sale ChcaD fos
Caah oaIy. % HAsSEETItsR& n 4 HAfaTSs.
Jan. II as 20
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THE MARKETS.
Charleston Market

FEBRUARY 3rd.-CoTroN.- sales to-day
were limited to some 700 bales, at prices rang.
ing from 81 90 10 Ia
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BLAcKwooD's EpIxRURGm MAGAZINE, CTory.)

TIE present critical state of European affairs
will render these publications unusually ntercs-
ting during the year, 1851. They will occu-
py middle ground between the hastily written
news items, crude speculations, and hy..ng m-
mors OF the daily Journal, and the pontlci Gus
Tome Of the future historian, written after the
living interest and excitement of the great polit-
ical events of the time shall have passed away.
1t IL to these Periodicals that readers must look
for the only really intclliSiblc and reliable hiso-
ry OF current events, and as such, in addition to
their wcll.csabShed literary, scientific, and the.
OioSical character we urge them upon the con-
sidcrltion Of the reading public.
Arrangements are in progress for the receipt
OF early sheets from the British Publishers, hy
which We shall be able to place all our Reprints
i'll the hands of subscribers, about as soon a.
they can be furnished with the foreign copies
Although this will involve a very large outlay
on our part, We shall continnc to furnish the Pc
riodicals ut the same low rates as heretofore,
viz -
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n L W + FIR Nj .

7. II. MAGILL & J. VI. HEATH having form
ed partnership for the transaction Of IA general
Mercantile business, socits Il share of public
patronage, which they hope to merit by strict
attention to business aud the wants of their Pa
irons they will sell io,r as the kocest for CASH.
or to approved customers.
THIS. II. MAGILL.
JAS. VI. HEATH.
Jan. IL IS az