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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-26
I;LOCCESTER FARM FON SALE.

1lEE subscribers otter for sale of :he most desira.
Ill bic and attractive Farms in Eastern Virginia. situated
no couE:y Of Gloucester about six and halt miles
n the Court House, North River bold navigable
sam aboundus with the finest fish, oyster. and terra
= L contains upwards Of 1000 acres of which ESQ are
ne low grounds aud the remainder high lands well
ra,ci in i've fields all separately enclosed with Chcs
fencing and generally pretty well set in Glover Mari
oUndai; in nearly all the fields. The dwelling which
insnis beautiful md extensive prospect, is con.no
and the Bsrns Stables. Carriage House. Servants
Ges &C. all very good. Also. large brick loo House
avery bold Spring the dwelling. The locality is
aiby. the neiyhborhood desirable and the means OF
zap sad luxurious living not exceed. if equuled, by
Use OF any region of tho State.
a.e young Orchards Of very select varieties of all
i. i.Terent kinds OF fruit
70! further information, terms &C. enquire Of
RUFFIN & AUGUST
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Herald Marine Correspoadsnoe.

PORT JEFFERSON July 2o-An schrs Strong, Hsw'
kins NYork: Hallock Suth Boston; Corbulo Row
land, Provicenos sloops Pearl TilIotsou, New Haven
Champion, Hammond Cold Spring; yscob Daryee Pua-
dersoD, NYork; S0th. r Green, Hawkins, Fall River
Atlantic (yacbt). Dayton, stonington; Aug l, schr
Henry James Aldrich, Boston.
sid 10Th ult, schr Wide World (new), 0akes Provi
mer Norton, and Wave, Dayton New York sloop Re
mark Homan do; ID inst, Henry J.nes Adrich, Bald-
more; sioop Jacob Duryee, Punderson, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2, 4 PA-Arr brig Ayra, Fuller,
Boston, tchrs Mercy Taylor Nickerson American Belle
Brown, Nichols, Fisher; Wilson, Tuttle, and Tar
rih. Bell Boston; G Gibbs Gibbs, New Bedford; Odd
Fellow, Roseb' ook Providence; Martha wnghtington
Wrightington, Fall River.
CT steamer Kennebec Copes, NYorh; schrs Nrrel
Bell American Belle Brown; a Nichols, Fisoer; Henry
May, May, and Eliza Jane, Bickmose, Boston; TomAh
Psine Mschiasport OIiana, Hutchinson Salem; Mary
Fellow. Rosebrook, Lynn.
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iRnAnitfm,, August ., 1854 --(Reported by Fry h
Thomas. )--fira Bcdrd-s2 600 Cam n Amb RR e's IS;
l,teO renos SIS So, o. es2 do S. S, share. Morris
Canal, s5wn. IL 100 DO, s5wn, llh $50 do, liz; 100
500 Lehigh Zine, 10, % 500 do, day., "a IS Ne or
lHns Gas, lilo; 50 Rearing KR. days 3i&; 10 Nc
charicsi rans, 2q1; IL Phiiads phia Bank 1875 Farm
4 Mech Bapk Is x; 80 Girsrd Bank 3dsys. ~ Secord
b, ard e6l4 Cam Amb RR IS, 80, certs, So; s6s
schuyl Nav 6's, $50, TAX; 800 Cam Amb RR Ga, s2
S54Ust CITY 5s 80 So 500 shsres Lehigh 2iae rs az
2 Ptnpa RI, AZ; do, Az; 20 Beaver Mssio- RR
c-sh S'3G tanners IianA Of KentccA. lei. Market
al
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ANOTHER HORRIBLE ACCIDENT FROM ETHEREAL
o,L--Another accident from the imprudcnt use Of
sther'ai OIL occurred yesterday morning In West
Lexington street, near Pine at the house of Mr.
Harry Powles, BY which German servant girl was
horribly burned. Ia making tire in he morang tue
wocd oid not burn very freely when she procured
the ean containing etaeriai oil aud poured the
tents on the IRE, when the flames commun
oaed TO ~ sessei aud caused it TO explode, and in
en- instant her whole person was developed ia sme
Sue was terribly burned abont the face, arms, aud
body, 70 baoy indeed that part the flesh stuffed
eff Medical assistance was summoned and every
thing possible done to alleviate her sufierings, bat
there was not the slightest hope for her recovery
The frequent accidents from this dangerous fluid
shooid serve AZ warning against its careless USE
bnt II seems such Is not the case aad scarce week
now asses tha we are not called upon to record
stue fer nj accd Mt from tie utte carelessacss al
ie' sons using lt--8ati:aots dmgican, Aug2.
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Tm FIsHxRIRs.-Tbe Halifax North american.
of July a. Lotices tie fact that the hooner High.
Land Lass, (from Gioucester), had put ia there for
. British register. to ensble her - prosecute the
fishery business In the province: but as the owner
had no intention Of employing 10 vessel in the
toms refused &, grant the register The .4ahy9caa
saya Of the decsion:-
British subject residing in = foreign country my
hold proper ~ In British vessel; but British subject
cannot obtain British registry for foreign vessel un.
less be resides In the British country where the s yes
eel In 10 be registered British In the ease of toe
highland IAss Captain Patilo Ter owner has resiaei
Nus OF the country for many years, entced away no
doubt BY the high bounty oderet the Americans on
fish ght In Anne can ,ttoms by American rnasters
ana the Same told, induced him TO be
come an American citiren
gbc North Amo,ean has received the iuteli gence
thst tie reciprocity treaty has received its quletus
10 ibe United States Senate. Tclegrsphc des
gtt,l are abomnabiy twisted from their real
Iseaaiug.
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HoRRlp MURDER NEAR ATHENS, Gave learn
from the Athens papers that one John Epps de-
bcI ately shot his father, Thomas Epps, on Tues.
day, with rife. The old maa died Immediately.
They lived on the road that leads to wathnsvillc,
abont five miles from Athens. The difficulty, says
the Banner, is said to have grown out of some do
nestle affairs, which we are not sufficiently
a, acquainted with TO EXPLAIN and as the matter will
undergo legal investigation, we forbear commeI +
Jog on 1t. dc has not yet been arrested.
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BRAVE GRL.-The Marths's Vineyard Mass }
&, si,e tells the following:-We learn that an n
pIs fellow OF beggar went into o house q.
hoi IS Hole, few evenings since, where there
VI lot one person--a young lsdy-and expressed
a - ..le to stop over night. The yonng lady to-
To- him that re could not stop there, when he
de lately Rafd niusef and Informed her that
a. va ana scuui1 s.sy .uere all night. The
u look tberefrom pistol, put cap upon the
81 md deliberately aimed II at the fellows head
orc, ng him 10 otcsmp 81 once suffer the conse.
Gu aces. The tegfer took to his feet and made
IT,, 1t once. Al he passei out the ia Nv sn apped
tht .tol at him, but A. II WIS not loaded the Eel.
a. 4Ut Cf with whole skin.
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-rkgnISG.-0ne Albert G. Gilbert, says the Lock
10 fourier of Friday, as arrested In tho street,
81 lat village, tie previous evening, and white On
III ay TO prison made his escape after severely
airg two If the ar e-ting party, b. rel O. ,ed
- nj with q knife. The wounded parties are
g lie Warren and M-. ). l.. Chise. both OF
- "A se doirg sell. Search was maze for TIE
% einGo on tbs folio sibg morning. a1d be was
4 q 'rreted ~ the garrrt NJ VIZ. Biftms honse.
= ~ MtoGg 4 re still uroa hlsu. lie l. 81.
sd
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TELEGR APHIC.
DREADFUL RAvAGEs or TUE CHOLERA AT ST.


pREApFUL RAvAGEs or Tue CHOLERA AT ST.
JOHN, N. b.
BosroS, August 2, 1854.
st. John, N B. papers Of the 3lst ult., to hand.
They state that great fright prevailed In that city
suburbs on of tue cholera, and many families
were Heelng TO the country.
The deaths In 81 John and the adjoining village Of
Portland from the 27th to the time the
28th amounted to "a for the "a ending saturday
noon 81 ard for the "a ending Sunday noon 60
AT WHEELING.
WHEELING, VA, August ], 1854.
-Four deaths from cholera reported in this city
during yesterday (MondaJ)
AT SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE, August 2, 1854.
rlerc Is no cholers 10 this city 0s wego
MORTALITY OF CINCINNATI
CIsclsyAr, August 2, 1851.
The total number OF deaths In this city during the
month Of July Sic Of which 100 from cholera
and 24o were children
CHOLERA IN BALTMoRE AND VIRGINIA
BALTIMORE, August 2, 1854.
Eight additional Of cholera occurred a the Aim
house hire yesterday, and only day making in
al forty and twenty three deaths Up 10 to- DAY
the disess haa been the increase but II now appears
TO b. checked.
Hg deaths from cholera have occurred at Blue Ridge
Tunnel Virginia. and d, sentcry prevailing feArfuy
ct Now Hope, Va.
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Iuc rEcaheE EetIeu aiHiu Some dppiAuSe.
The Committee Of three, appointed at the opening
Of the meeting, then reptrted:-That they had
adopted constitution Of a society, to he called the
New York Kansas League"
long constitution Of rules and regulations was
then read
TIE report of the committee was then accepted.
There was some dispute in regard to the adoption
OF the constitution on account of Article which
read as follows:-"Afticle 8. The moneys Of the
society shall be appropriated To promote such emf
grafton into the abovednamed Territories a. shall
be opposed TO the Introduction OF slavery into
the same; or II slavery shall be introduced,
shall he In favor Of repeating all laws tole ating
the same and also for such means of pr 1moting tho
emigration as the directors may SOLICIT. Provided,
that nothing shall be done in virtue hereof, in
traveLtion Of the constitution nor in conflict with
the existing laws Of the land.
1t was carried to brDg this before the house for
action, before adopting the constitution.
" Was then moved TO strike ont all la regard TO
slavery. This was not seconded.
IL was then moved to strike out the proyiso TAX
ing It Tor granted that emgrants were Law abiding
citizens. This was seconded.
ar. rHAYkn waa called upon 70 explain. lie said
that bis money Was paid for the help OF those who
syDpsihised with him, and was willing 70 oppose
the Introduction OF slavery, which was clearly detr
mental to the interests Of all Northern mon
Various other abolition speeches we're here made
amid alternate applause and Kissing.
Tie motion wac then put on striking ont the pro-
viso Of the 5th article, and lost The article entire
was then adopted, after which the constitution. ~
whole, was adopted.
A non mating committee Of seven was then APP
pointed to fix upon officers for the New York Kansas
Lsaeue.
The meeting then adjourned till Wednesday next
at the same tine aud place.
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TolegrapnAo Marine HePeEeSs
BOSTON, Aug 2-Arr harris Spleudd. harseiaes; X II
Douglass, st John, NIB; BENZ Adams, Mobile; Eutsw.
Baltimore; briss Lady Cecilia Cadz VIM Pitt Phiiadsl
phia; Mdeout, do
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HORRIBLE.-H is reported that In burying
ground in the upper portion of the oity-St Mary's
the number Of interments have been very great,
and 80 carelessly made that in many instances the
bodies lie but short distance below the surfaces 80
shallow are the graves that decomposition OF the
bodies is shOckingly perceptible, and the neghbor
hood rendered almost durable from its effects.
There is rigid law on the subject Of interments-
six feet we believe ia to be the depth Of the grave
and 1t the complaints made are true, and there
seems no doubt of 1t, 1t ia matter calling for i'm
mediate and rigid acti0n.-Aibany Erpyss, Aug. l.
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paoGREss OF THE CHOLERA.


Meeting of ,ns Acsdcmy or Medicine.
A meeting OF TOE New York Academy Of Medicine was
held In the Uni,-rr, Washington square, last evening"
pursuant 10 the annexed notice -
New YoRK, July "a, 1854.
Sur You hereby notified tina, stated meeting Of
email chapel o. the University, Washington square, on
wednesday, Angus, ut o'clock 7. NJ precisely. By
order, EDWIN srlMsoN, N. D., Asst sec'y..
"Cholera.b
At eight O'Clock there orly six members present
They found that a.. small chapel was being cleaned
the season, and ttst the, could not be Admitted At
half past eight, To consequences the meeting orga-
ni1sd in the church Of the University, when about
twenty six gentiemen sered 10 their names.
Or. Smith took the and DR. Purdy acted Score
tary The Assistant ecr-tary WAS absent and 1t was
voted unnecessary to sppoint one pro tempore
The minutes o, TIC eeing held June the 5th were
read and approved - Grfscoms motion relative to
the proposed dircussicn cholera, occurred the
record
ton Of The nat DR. Napperries, OF Ha
v6na ana ID, Mccratb q Jamaica, W. l., both CORES
Iouding members, wee resent
After this annoonceoe,. the Charm 10 called on the
various coDmittees, eonn@pcng with that anatomy
sna physiology, fee heir rsports, If any.
The Commute, tptlc lie 18th requested an extern
zion Of time, a. hey heo not yet concla:ed report
abe subject OF soaaltsa mix. Granted. The trustees
reported on the sanlect 81 he sbi of resident
Telows to the anuusi They had resolved that Eel
lows who had IL s,an7ais moved from the city
not labl but thu nose who were oniy tenn orarily
absent tue register AMI liable 20
tsx.
On suggestiou ffc5 ~ oh,ir the consideration of
ii Q resolutions ppsspoera 70 next meeting
The receipt or Two raNie Of wok he Of digi
tss ana dipitsle n1 2. i-Nauder Nan ma, of Paris,
was sckno~iet god. Dr Gttmoid moved AMI Dr. Adams
seconded that COPIES 4 reports lie transactions
Il the Academy NJ tty icrsarded 10 De- Nandama
There were 40 ps ter pres en ed aud tie routine
busix ess was c,ciurcd
The PnssIDSs c4lsa the attention of tie Academy TO
the fact that suhjvc, of cholers preliminary
eymptoms progress t..rs,i.a ion ami means Of cure
stood for remark - discussion ~ members
Dr. ADAMS sad tist 3r Nappe -reis OF Havana, had
drawn up elsbo tre,,i-e "a the SUBJECT with a
view TO submitting d ,pe Academy. As that gentle
man could not eApeess Lim..f frcels la the Eng,ish
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has been solA In Liverpool for about &li, 900.
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tBy SANDY Hook PRINTING rrrxaa.rul
1uu HAM kua

ors ship. With passengers soog 40 IN, bay, Ia TOW
s.,-tss Roanoke, Jaros Adssr, sni Delaware .ussIx
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STABBrSa AFFRAY.-Yesterday afternoon, o
tragedy was enacted on board the canal boat Allan
tic, which well nigh resulted in the death Of an
Irishman named Patrick Mcbride, by Capt. David
Brown. plumber Of greatly varying reports have
been in circulation this morning In the city, and
the columns Of the papers, but N near "a we can
learn the following IL che true statement Of the af.
fair:--Tw0 hishmen came on board the boat Atlln-
tic while Capt. Brown WAS below in the hold; when
he came up on deck, one Of them asked him con.
corning wages on can II boats the captain answered
that he had been working for thirty dollars mon Ii
and wished to know the mans motive for asking
such question; q rather crisp answer was return
3D. and the captain told them that he knew his own
business best. and would attend 10 Il IL they had no
objections, that he didn't wish to hire them, and
moreover he didn't think Irishmen in the aggregate
we've worth having. Upon this one of them started
up and said he was an 1ri.hman, at the same time
taking Brown by the CELLAR; struggle ensllei be-
tween the three by which the captain was throw
of upon the deck; he then got up and rctreated to
the cabin, armed himself with knife and reappear
ed on deck. TIE lristmen returned one Of them
armed with an axe; Blown told him 20 drop the
axe, which no did Immediately and aed; the other,
Mcbride, picked It up and struck Brown twice with
II on the bead, when Brown struck the knife into
his SIDE, piercing the left Jung and badly injurng
one of the ribs. The physician in attendance upon
the wounded man thinks he cannot live. Brown
was arrested and brought before the police court
this morning, and his examination was not Con-
yuu, nal, JUN 20
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BhcQXLYN
The Board Of dtaltd reported yesterday morning 10
eases and deatLs duriog the preceding "a hours.
WILLIAMSBURG.
Two cases OF cholera for the "a hours previous,
reported TO the Board OF Health yesterday, and
death.
CHOLERA HOSPITAL.
Received Died. Re,.ainin1.
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IL.
Napoleon Chetaeld, Boston. Sid 2eth John Gardner,
Pende'on, Calcutta.
Bus1oI-Remsned OF the Pin July 18th scmiramis,
for California
BnNxy-Arr July IS J B johnson, Staples, Matanzas;
Louie Mario, wenie Baltimore; Edmund, wehman,
Lands, for NYorh in q day or two.
RREosSRHAvENArr July IA Euigrant, Vessels, Nyork.
SD 18th Meta, De Hac, NYork; tath Hound, spicer,
BonpEaur-sh from the Roads July 10 America, 70.
visa, San Francisco 18th. Eugene, Gombcr, NOrleans
(ond cid for Mcneil sid 18th Humphreys, Merrill.
Antwerp; 10th Phiiou,ela Jewett Bristol, E.
on the start Point 18th Caroline stricker, from Eeh
CusHAvEx-Arr July Is fIids, Jachtu,ann Rhein
Mas and Gutenberg, Wiser, NYork; Col Cults SNOW
York
C.pn-Arr July Lswelyn, Sherman, YYork. sd
CMcuT1A--Arr May Is VIM rockingham. BabbiIge
London 2sth, Nate Hastings Field San Francisco via
singapore) Ncptune's Car, Forbes York; MAtchIess
London loth Southern Cross Paine Boston Goth Totns
Lectic do and Gem Of the Ocean Crosby do: 2,d 10,
sepsus Paine london 2Sb Ocean Pearl sears, Boston;
2.tn skSark Henry, York; Lyman, Pearcs Boston,
Sid from saugor 18th State Of Maine 2s, So Cross
ga Lotus; ?Sd Gem 81 the Ocean
CoRR-Arr at Passage Juiv III Uenrietta poos.hst ~
York 7 -
tARpnr-srr July II Spencer Kirby tin, Lon
don; Harriet Frances, Reed, do.
lsnd ed nth; 18th Yorktown Meyer York for Lon
don (apd prt ceeeed), sid 10th Hebron, Newport.
p4srsoUn'-of July 10 Margaret Exams, Warner, Lon
eon Tor York, and landed pilot; Macedonia, from Que
pevn-oa July IS Martha, FRANKIE, from Baltimore
for Bfemen.
Ers1SoRE--Cld Jaly IL Princess Louisa, Kuhlm IN,
York for Copenhagen; 18th, Cubs, Evars, B,t'n for
FArMorrr-Arr July IA Chase, Chase Mstanz,s; nth
Henry Buck, Havana; Wonder, Marseses, for B,ston.
FESsprnc--Arr jelly 10 Cronos, Thuroe, Charleston.
GRyuocK-sld July lb wapeia. Nickerson Boston.
cAwAy--Arr July Is Vim Rsnnis, I1sisy, Syerk (vla
QnNsns.ewa1.
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Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue of eundry Executions to me
lid directed, will he sold, at Sumter Court
House, on the lst Monday and day follow.
ing in May next, within legal hours of sale,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing property-purchasers to pay for titles
Eal lot and buildings in Sumterville ad-
joining lands of and where defendant lives,
levied upon as the property Of Il. J. Dink-
ins. a, the suit Of w. S. Boyd.
lot and buildings in Sumtervillc ad.
joining lands of and where defendant lives,
levied upon as the property Of F. D. Grer,
at the ruit Of Pierson d' Jennings.
l tract Of l0S acres OF land in Clarendon
adjoining lands Of Josiah Fort ct. al. levied
upon Rs the property o: E. Prnglo at the
suit of Wiley Banks s; Go.
tract Of land in Clarendon adjoining
lands Of J. McKeller, Il. Rdgill ct. al.
levied upon as the property OF J. l.. Rhame,
at the suit of F: NJ. .Stukcs.
lot and buildings in Suntervllc ad.
joining lot OF John s. Richardson Jr, and
where B.. F. Brogdon lives levied upon as
the property OF ]. B. N. Hammct at tho
suits of l.. 3. Hanks, U. Il. Leak admin,
z cases ct. al. TO be sold at the risk OF
the former purchase.
l negro levied upon as the property of
T. ]. Dinkins, at the suit of VIM S. Boyd.
negro levied upon az the property OF
E. d. Prngle at the suit OF Burcknyie s.
Baily cases and SamI. E EE.owden.
negro levied upon An the property OF
c. Brunson at suit OF David Ragln.
Mule levied upon as the property OF
Nap. Mcleod at tho SUIT of Jos. Mcintosh
9 Cases.
negro levied upon as the property Of
Theo. X. Berry at the suit OF Thos. II.
O'stcen.
Buggy and Harness levied upon as the
property OF J. J. TlndalI at the SUI, OF Jno
w. Kelly.
l negro lowed upon as the property of
G.. w. Lesscsne at the suit of N. Crane,
negro levied upon as the property Of
J. F. June at the suit OF E. Barnes and II.
II. I.cssesne.
! negro levied upon as the property OF
Jas. Nc CauIy at the suit OF II. II. Less
csne.
negro levied upon as the property OF
Thos. Garrett at the suit .. Black s.
Jones.
Horse levied upon as the property Of
Jno. Mccall at the SUIT Of T.. &. Thames.
mule levied upon as the property OF
N. II. Johnson at the suit of j. P Jaroe.
mule levied upon as the property of
J. w. RidgcwAy at the SUIT OF w. +. B.
HaynSworth Commissioner.
= Horses levied upon as tho property Of
X. w. Andrews at the suit OF SalnI. Brad
ley.
JOHN c. RHAME, s. S. D.
May q, 1851.
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So. Carolina---Sum Dist,
BY w. LEWIS, Esqr., Ordinary for said
District

by w. LEWIS, Esqr, Ordinary for said
District.
Whereas. T. l.. Burgess, hath applied
TO me for letters Of Administration. on all
and singular the goods and cha,tIes, rights
and credits Of the late Thornas Burgess,
of the said District, deceased.
These are. therefore To cite and admon-
ish III and singular, the kindred and cred
Itors of the said deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District to be holden a,
Sumter Court House o Friday the 26th
day @: May inst, to show cause, if any,
why the sad administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
day of May in the year Of our Lord
L.. s. one thousond eight hundred and
tiity-four, and in the 18th year Of
American Independence
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
May l6, 1854. 27-2t
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Executive Department,
COLUMBIA Sd Nav, 1854

. COLUMBIA Sd May, 1854
WTHEREAS information has reached
Nv this Department that on the night ei
the 2S,h Of February last a murder was
commi tied in Darlington district, upon the
body Of slave named Peter, the property
OF l.. A. Williamson, by gun.sliot would
inflicted by VIM. L. Williamson, who has
fled from Justice.
Now to the intent that the said VIM. L.
Williamson may be apprehcndcd and
brought to trial and condgn punishment,
hereby offer reward of Two hundred and
fifty Dollars for his delivery into any of the
jails in this State. The said Williamson
is about five feet eight inches in height
well formed, sandy hair, red complexion,
gentlcmnnly in department, and supposed
to be thlrty- -four years old.
Given under my hand and seal of the
State, at Columbia, this third day oi
May A. D. 1854.
JOHN L. MANNING.
BmNJ PERRY, Secretary Of State,
May 10, 1858. % 4t
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100000 Gifts, Valued III Sy6, $50
ONE GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET.
In order TO insure u all concerned perfectly
fair and satisfactory disposition of the above
named Gifts Mr.. PERliHM proposes that the
Shareholders shall meet together
ON THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 22D, 1854,
cor sooner, If all tho Tickets are sold-due no
tice Of which will DO given,) at some suitable
place. hereafter to be designated, and appoint a
COMMITTEE OE FIVE PERSONS. t. re.
ceive the property, which they may dispose Of
in such .manner-by lot or otherwise as the
Shareholders. for the faithful performance of
thd dutien required of them.
:. Shareholders residing out of the city of New
York, will stand upon the same footing as resi-.
dent, and whichever may fall 10 their shares
esil be forwarded TO them in such manner as
thsy may direct, after the partition has tnken
80 All orders for Tickets. by mail, should
be nddressec to JOSIAH PERHAM, ACADE.
my HALL. 500 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK.
Ifit should happen that NIL the Tickets arc sold
when thd order is received, the money will be
returned. at Our expense for postage. Cores.
pondenta viii please write distinctly their namo.
residence. County and State. toprevent errors.
Or, If convenient. enc1ose an Envelope, with
their directions on it in full--n which, such
Tickets as they may order will be returned
May "a, 1854 80 1t.