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longer legged, inquisitivs looking pig, walked d.
liberAtely from behind tbs sceAes aAA ooakoated
the White knight Gabriel Ravell via broad
stare Of inquiry much ~ to say, "Whats the OK.
element ~ II the pig Was perplexed. Gabriel was
atoDished while from pit to gallery the whole
house was In parexyam Of delight. Piggy looked
at y ass 'zea S
his reception by thu audiesce, but bad some reasons
to COMPLAIN OF his treatment at the hands OF the
rest OF the company. Whether ths familiarity with
for the purpose or otherwise. he suddenly broke
forth into strains ofharGony calculated to establish
bis reputation as O vocalist forever His voice is
rich tenor OF great force and compass, and his
lungsof immense 20 Her considering ais sverdupois.
As he was elected from the premises somewhat
sumnarily, it IL to be presumed that the manager
did not consider it for bis interest to continue the
engagement.
- Miss Julia Dean has been playing at Charles.
ton, S. c., supported by Mr.. j. e. Nagle.-Xr.
W. Hamblin played The Stranger 1t the Mobile
theatre, on the 9th. Mr.. J. S. Browne was 1t the
same theatre. Mr.. 7. Placide had complimentary
benefit at the st. Charles New Orleans. on tho IIth
Miss Louisa Howard had benefit at this theatre
on the 9th. The Courier de la Louisiana has re.
view of the opera at the Orleans and appeals TO the
public 70 support H. All the artists well spoken
OF, and the appearance Of the two priml donnas ia
" Norma" is thus Described
Never before had the oldest habitus OF the Or.
leans witnessed and listened to such superior sing
ing and acting. llummed by the lyric muse, Mrs.
Baille Is magnificent. All nerve, all pslpitation,
her slender frame is The tittest setting for aer
diamond soul. sac has grace, which ID more beau
ttu than beauty, and Distinction, which adorns still
more han grace. Mrs. Laget Is the incarnation Of
gsnus. IL struggles ~itbio her inspiration quvers
90 81 ber snow white arms and trembles on her
finger ends; passion wresties in her shyering knees
and shndders through her fa9,ng limbs Her soul
nIckers every accent ano looms up in every pau
tomime. Her drapery fooEs aer gestures gcs.
lures her passions. Every a,ti ads s model every
pose il q classic statute.
TIE Lyceum, London, has been again opened by
z. Mathews, with nc v piece by Brougb.--BayIe
Bernard has produced q rev one act piece, The
Balance CT Comfort" at the Haymarket and it has
made hik--[t Is said that Mr. Macrsady Intends
return ing to tne Stage, for single season. maca
ger OF Drury Laae theatre. He is about giving "a
Night with The English Poets," dryden, Pope
Milton, Wordsworth, and Shakespeare, at the Ne
chanics' irstitute, Manches.e-.--The Spanish
dancers are as 'he Amphitheaire, liverpool
Julien ia engaged by the Liverpool Philharmonic
Society, to give grand concert on the Thursday
after Christmas.
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In this city, saturday, December 10, Laps4 Mari
IA, DAUGHTER ef Gsrre and Elep Herring, aged month
and days.
relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited 10 attend TIE funeral this day at IL o'clocs
from the residence Of her parents No s77 Washington
street
Sleep my babe aud take Thy rest.
For God hath taken thee to himself.
On saturday. December 10, after long and severe ill.,
ness noRAn ANN wife og Silas W. Dean aged 81 years
The rei.;ycs and fGcnds OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 aten, tho funeral service, Monday
afternoon, at O'Clock, rom n-s late residence Iol
Orchard street. Her remains win be t1Ren 10 New
castle for iuterment, tomorrow morning
california rafers please copy.
rect Of Elisha ]. Bowen, In the 18th year of her age
Her FRIENDS and those Of the family respectfully in.
yited TO attend the funeral without further invitation
from her late residence .. Ludlov street. on wednes
day afternoon, at O'Clock. Her remsins VIII be
taken TO Greenwood for intesfnent.
On Saturday, December 70, Of hydrocephaius, ELLA
youngest child OF skehingtcn and Jeanette Sanxay,
sgea years.
On Saturday, December 10, Of pulmonary, FRtprercK
". HgEsIE sou Of Nicholas Heukle, of Carsdorf Eurs
tenshun, scliwsrxburg, Rudolstadt, agcd 16 years.
lis friends and relations are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral at the residence OF Mr. Joseph Rose
~ Catherine street, tomorrow morning. at 10 O'Clock.
On Sunday morning, December IL, HpGn hcrynor,
Fhe relatives and Friends OF the family are Invited to
attend hs funeral this afternoon at one O'Clock from
the residence Of his inaw, salmon la5 East
Sixteenth street.
a, oei.ey Wy, on sttnrusy heFnlngs DocemDer ~
TfK0nfg l.. SsfTIf, aged 40 years.
lila friends and the friends Of his father-in-iaw, Wit
liam Woeisey. invited oattend his faners from his
late residence No Sussex place, this Afternoon at
oclcc;, without further invitation.
On saturday December 10, Of consumption CAROLINE,
youngest Of the late Captain James Jasper OF
Philadelphia.
der remains win be taken this morning, at O'Clock,
to Philadelphia, for interment.
Philadelphia and st. Louis papers please copy.
On Sunday, December II, after lingering illness,
DAVID Ws aged SO years lste of Perthshre, Scotland
His friends aud scquaiutances are respectfully favtcd
70 attend his funeral from his late residence corner OF
Third avenue and Forty street to morrow after
noon, st one o'clock, without further invitation
On Sunday morning, December H. PArnok COLLINS,
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The Execution OF Nicholas Rehsn for tho 5sur
der Of the 1yfckham Family.

tkVM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
RIyKEulaD, Suffolk Co., J.. L, Dec. lG, lisa.
As may be well imagined, public execution in
little village like Riverhead caused the greatest
excitement among the inhabitants, and more espe-
claly tn present occasion when the recollection
OF the frgbtfu tragedy that took from their ridst
q beloved family was still fresh in thei. minds.
The brutality and premsitation with whish the
murderer carried his hcineous designs into Iea
the uaaper Of als Escape. the long and vi,,a,
search, erding in successful capture, the assume
gaiety Of the prisoner on trial when arraigned Cor
sentence OF death--bis execution for the two fold
murGcr VIII long form theme of conversation
among the inhabitants Of SaffJik county.
Bchan was quite young man, not quite twenty
years Of age but his last criminal oct showed prett,
clearly That though young in years he was
cd in iniqlity. Tho 1ighthesr,ed1ags With
which he looked upon death by She gs,Iows
was really horifying. and sickening to All
for him His relations even stunned iiu, and ,ne
remained to speak word of comfort to the unso..
tunate man except his faithful spiritual adviser.
At one period during his confinement preparatory
% his execution spirit OF regces and shame for
the soui crime he had committed cana over him. it
was az this time that he endcavored by oil the per
suasion IN his power, to make the Officials in the
prison behave that Beban was not his name. 10
said no mac rover told his right name to any one
.n'v hc N~tLlc w tiNS NOhntfy--tlAb nlS name was
Hennigan, and not Behan bns several lot ers being
round 10 his possession on his arrest, entirely c,n.
rue his story as regards his proper mama. The
caiprss silence at the ga,Ioys some THAT assouisaed
tnc mnahtants, who thought that whs1 the lasS
moment came for him to make public av,wai of
either bis guilt or Innocence, he would make some
answer to the inquiry Of the ShsriiI-''Hsye you
anything to ray why tho sentence OF the Court
should not go into exccution?n-bat even here, with
tne halter around his neck. did he Oh lurateIy By
his silence, deny his guilt Of the awful crime OF
murder.
The officials performing the painful task Of exc
cution on this occasion descrvc great credit for tho
becoming and proper manner ia which the death
sentence was carried into eiisst TITUS makes the
seventh execution In the county Of Suffolk, and
y 10 sincerely hoped, on the pNt Of the PEOPLE he.e
that they may never have occasion TO witness an
other.
Nothing more OF any interest can be adj led to
this a. gave you al thh was interesting relative
20 sae finale Of the wickham tragedy in Yesterdays
iesscs' X. Y. u,
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Spurious Know NOthhaSs.
10 TIE EnITOR OF TIE HRALn.

SING Sing, Dec. Ii, 1851.
take this opportunity Of nformiog you that there
has been CT was Seward Council Of Know Nothings
organized in this place, Monday evening last, by
James B. Swain. Its officers are, john +. Purdy,
President; Martin Marclay, vics-Presidens; Squire
Griffin, Treasurer; George Williamson, Instructor;
and Joseph W. Lee, Secretary. This il the second
Council that has been started in this county from the
Utica State Council In mynex. will give you the
signs, pass words and grips. Know MORNING.
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Memoranda.

IRE hrs ohosr And three rsscued fy bs, Santa
~ rom ne sbir Niagara Of New York. and carried
mel orr =, bcston 10th in schr Abby Gale.
iAuNcsyDA Chelsea, Macs, Dec a. by Massrs hitehsll
hee lek OF 200 tour called the Western Sea- iaen led
for Boston eid Baltimore packet to be commanded by
Cnpt Richard Taylor, Of Chatham.
Al Eden Nc, 18th inst, trg Aims r, 294 toDs owned By
knowlos Captain Branscomb, Boston arm, and Capt
branscOnlh, who commands her
MssiSs vFsssfShip shannon (of New York, Setter,
sailed from Mobile Aug q for Havre since which nothing
has been heard ~ her She had Of m bales cotton
The Vas 500 TONG built At Rath IN lsis and yalaed At
$4,000 The valued At $l4O3 and with the
eel wss fully insured, supposed in this city John Sewbury
was frst ocer Nicholas Gregory second Officer John Gill
stewardsssi james AddeFton cook; John u Williams
Molly Jss Brady Rowland VIM Pentou, Msgif Henry
Carey. John Connolly. aud Alex Nchaeis seatasn: "
GrinDthe ami Henry Leigh. beys
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LOTION, Dse i7--Arr BARK NIr-inis Ann. sun lAte
Mcdonald who died on the nth, Antwerp Sove Dec TO-
LAT ~ 10 Ion ~ 10 fell In With The bark Hero Yarmouth
Davi from Nfork for Waterford laden with corn, having
had heavy weather, ohnksd larhonrt rail u1der
water, sud took on the captain ana crew.
Also arr tarx Fsnay Buck MeGvery Nsweastte II, Nov
IL Mary Leonard Or, Glasgow Dec 10 new bark
apparently watsogged aud bark yiag supposed 10 he
taking on the crew. Both vessels we're painted black.
Also arr Rainbow, GsEe, London oet e. Had heavy
weather. Spoke I'd inst lat ~ g. Ion ~ & ship R3cbsm
beau stsckpoe Antwerp for New York. gtb lat ~ 20 Ion
II, fel IN with foreign brig Gssee. dismased and shan
dored.
Also ART bark Ellen Noyss, Cole Bsitmere briss Gold
Hunter Perry Glasgow Eiward Hodgdon, Ropdout; Fora
Anderson do; Lady the Lake Shute Philadelphia Thos
Achorp, FULLER Mobile.
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Married..

In Hopoken New Jersey, on Sunday, December II, by
the Rev. vaudervoort Bruce, Mr. GroRGH ". AIuni0Yv
Of Philadelphia, Miss CnAErorfE Il. RoeEas, q Hobo
ken
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county Of New York. from the 9th day
of December " the 10th day Of December, 1854.
Men, II; women, 70; boys, 1877; girls, 95Total, $780,
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Herald Marine COrrespondence.
STRAITS or CANS0 NOVA SCOTIA, Nor 2S-Tbs Br brig
aAes kuos, Of pync4 Eawsrs tslanA ksaesdf, ms"ees
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - TotaI....
THOMAS X. DOWNING City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, New York, Dec. 10, 1864.
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Yesterday being private hill day, bat little was
done u Congress. The bill fer Che relief Of Che
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This preparation is getting into use all
over our County. The numerous letters
we receive from our various agents, infor-
ming us ofcurses effected in their immediate
neighborhoods, warrant us in saying it is one
of the best, it no. the rery best Cough Medi-
cine now before the public. II almost inra-
rally rettereS and MOI uafrrqueniy cures the
ueTy lc"ra case. When all other Cough
prcp"tatious have failed. this has relieved
the patient, Us Druggists, dealers in
Medicines, and Physicians can testify.
Ask the Agent in your nearest town, what
mas been his experience of the effects of this
medicine. If he has been selling it for any
length of timehe will tell YOU
IT IS THE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT
Below we give few cXtacts from letters
We have received lately regarding the yir-
tues of this meaiiciRe '.o,
Dr.S.Oslin,of Knoxville. Ga, savs:- Thar
been nsiag yourLirerwori and Tar rery erteR-
@reiyn my practice for three years. EoSi. albL, u
rs 1cih pleasure state my 6eiicfia rrssuPERI.
oRIrY OVER ALL OTHER ARTICLES 3ri,a tnhicI
t2m acquainted FIR chich il is recommended y
MesSrs. Fitzgerald g. Denners. wiring
from Waynesyillc, NC. Says" The Liner.
,corf and Tar IS bycoming dIjly more pop1i.
lar IA hiS Country AND WE THINK J0sTLY
so Az rho hrce tried spr0k in co1aaeR-
d4dte Terms gf a. re"y brncfcioi in aiieriaiing
the cornpidmted for ryicd Il is recommsasd :.
Our Agent in Pickcns District, :. C.. Mr..
>. *. McFall, assures us "that he uses il ,riGI
great beneM in his own family, and recon.
mends 1t TO his ncighbors." lie gives an
instance of a Negro woman, in his vicinity.
who had been suffering with disease of the
Lungs for years, attended with severe cough,
I'M NnFaa .ls..ss. Il l.. Al
Such are the good reports we hear of
This Medicine from all parts of the South.
For report Of the surprising cures il has
performed In the Western and No,hern and
Eastern States.we would invite the suffering
patient to read the pamphlet which acceni-
panies each bottle. To all We say haze hoge
hare Ilopci nfs
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DIR. sTRONG'S
c MP0UND SANATIVE Z
PILLS,

PILLS are entirely Vegetable.
i. and are most superior Medicine in
the cure of all Bilious Complaints, Chills
and Fever, Dyspepsia, Costivoness, Liver
Complaints. Juandices, Sick Headache, Scro-
Fuln, Salt Rheom, Revers of all kinds, Loss
OF Appetite, Cbstructed aud painful Men
strGation, aud ~ lingering diseases.
As a Female Medicine they act like 2
charm, and when takrn according TO ihe di-
rections, they never fail Co cure the ycry
worst cases of sies.alter all other remedies
fail
They purify the blood, eqnalize the circu.
lation, restore The Liver, Kidneys and other
Secretory Organs to q healthy tone aud ac
ton; and as an Anti-Bilous Family Medi.
cine they have no equal. Price % cents pot
box.
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FsTATE Of Col. THOMAS W. HUEY

a LlS Persons having demands against
IN the Estate OF Colt. w nUEY, de-
ceased, are requested aud required 20 pre-
sent them TO tlie Administrators In ths time
prescribed by law, and those who know
themselves Indebted viii confer special
favor by paying or as soon as convenient.
as but little indulgence may or can bs ex.
pccted. The Notes and Accounts due the
Estas will be found at Jacksoniiam store.
where the Administrators or their AQent.
Ms. >. A. ROSSER, may be found. at aoy
lime, ready "a whit on such as wish 10 s,ttIc
y. r. DAVIS and -
mo. ". CitOellEPT. Aa''rs.
Juiy ] z, '58. 90 st mr.
1y The Charleston Courier viii c6sv
weekly, one month. and forward account.
1PB.
g.N.C.
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TRY THE MEDIcINE
lIe lYurmea i.a senson.

..-| n -. L
And neglect not that &C ugh which is daily
weakening yonrcoustituiion, irritating your
throat and lungs. and inviting on that dread
disease, Consumption. when so soothing and
Healing remedy can be obtained US Dr.
Rogers Syrupo OF Liserwort and Tar.
Betpare Of 'otntetJsitS and Base Iaiidtions!
Phe geuuipe article is signed AxDgEw
RoGEKs' on Inc engraved wrapper around
zach bottle
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S5.
Sold wholesale aud retril By SCOVIL &
MEAD,
III Charities ST. bet. Cont and St. Luis
n. }.
SOLE AGENTs FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES
to whom all orders and applications for
Agencies mustbc addressed.
SOLD ALSO BY
MAeILL 3 HEATH, Lancaster c. II.
a. j. WYLIE, Chester.
WMcnEsrEa, srIrT & Co, Munro.
y, J. Dal4AY, and WonKMAs, Camden
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~ fRs 81 u, sUss
OF ghs
CONCORD VI LEKLYGAZETTF

FHE subscriber proposes to nuh,;.h :, a..
Town % Concord NC, a Weekly Newspaner
ZETTE" 49, 80 !" hHhLf ga
The Editorial Department of The ..csvo,,o
will be under the management of ! eens,a,,,a n
OIL well known literary attannents. and W. ,.;i,
spare no pains to make the ''Gazetter sreicome
visitor 70 the family, and entertaining and
lfinter evenings anu ureaiy
Inc '1azette' will be devoted TO
ToLirios, AaRIcrLTURE, rHE ARrs AVN Scr.
ENJOYS, LirERTuRE, FoRE,eS AND Lo.
CAL INrELLIeExcE, -
u anu 20 tne advancement of the Interests. of ,be
Iown OF Cohcord; an in fine. the Pnl,lsbsr ,siii
use every exeltion 70 make his paper il fe,ior to
~ =, ue same character in the United States
misingiy "Hbig" eonpro>
tHhMs;--lfa sufficient number of subscril /.
. eLs DC obtained the Gazette win be issued about
sne nrst OF January, 1854, ina large Twenty.
ss,,ent column tom, printed with Eftnely New
nsr =. ,he low price ofTHo DOLLARS
JAMES NJ. HENDERSON,
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SPANISH LACK MARENG0.

w. The Season of this Celebrated JACK
VS{9 VIII commence at Lancastcrvilfc, on the
szes<A> 10th of March, inst, and end ON the
LIST july lie is full l5 hands high, well rpade,
and no mistake about him. 1t is certainly the
interest OF Farmers to raise their own mules and
large ones. The expence of raising suchis light,
.veryhght compared to the prices. This Jack
Is am .uncommonly fine one, and he has been
purchased to be kept here, to accommodate far
meIs and those desirous of raising fine large
Mules. His prices are So $40 and SO.
p. Il. HAMMOND & co.
Lancaster c. H., March Sth. 1T
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State Of South Carolina.
IA WItASTER DLQTRI(r1,
IL me Com mon fif,jg

Joseph Sceele who is in the custody of the
Sheriff of Lancaster District by virtue of a writ
OF capias al satisfacieHdsm, at the suit of VIM
q. Steele, having iiedin my Office together with
schedule, on oath, of his estate and effects his
petition to the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted to the benefits of the
Acts of the General Assembly made for the re-
relief of insolvent debtors. 1t Is ordered that
tue said William g. Steele, and all other the
creditors to whom the said Joseph Steele is in
anywise indebted, be, and they are hereby
Summoned, and have notice to appear before
the said Court at Lancaster Court House on the
sch day OF October next, 10 show cause fany
they can, why the prayer of the petition aforc-
said should not be granted.
O6fce Of Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis,ri1. %
ddy 9fJaaaary, 1854.
J. A, sTEwMAN
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NOTICES OF The PREss-BRIEF EXTRACT.
1t will be popular work, and, ut the
same time, trnly deserving of its popularity.
| put it among the Fireside books of our
country. Ronr9yn Beck.
It is really a remarkable volume-moree
like a ronlanee than ahistory although we
have no reason to ,hink that the events re-
corded, and n which Daniel Boone has been
the principal actor, are either distorted or
exagg gerated. Let TINS be as IL may. the
author presents us n MISS OF materials al
most sufficient in impOrtance and interest
fer an beroic poem Philadelphia NeDs.
Itisa work that cannot fail TO interest
every one who delights in reading of the
iiuaships and hair breadth escapes of the
early pioneers of the Great West.--Rock
Riper Dem.
Dtniel Booue was not merely bold hun
ter, bnt noble man., nepired by a lofty
puvpose,--tiIat of opening the great West,
with its bouldlesa resources, to the prog
rsss Of the Anglo Ainerican race, pointing
ont the plth OF empire, and smoothing the
obstacles To its incipient tread. The work
Dies ample justice to his memory, and il
written IN style entirely = orthy of the sub
ject.---lN. u, Epeaing Mirror
Daniel Boone was unknowH 10 fame dur
ina bis life. No cotemporlneons literature
recorded his exploitsno fostering govern
ineRt invested him with the eeOmmissions for
ffoatier service. He was before govern
me1t, or cigilization, or art He was Che
pionesr of 40 these Thesigorous old hun
ter was brave, beyond a question. ne WAS
hopest and kiud-hearted, heroic and enter
Pftsing 10 a hish degree Northern Chris
sian Adeocefe.
Inc nleinory ofsueh a nan as Boone Is
yoFtfg preserving, Asa troe history of
boraer hfes this sclnme will be welconed
~ . llr{s ehess Of rssdefa.-- Aatmn D.ily
0Snlcs tlooan hss ieae been asserjnte.l
~ n phhl'e HIini ~ she Kln1 al IsIaek.
wooa4n,ep, pp esnbohmcnf Of the A,nerEesn
Ayptsf who delixstei IN solitary %iaces.
Ngih NJ glils md his dog asl.is bsss fsTsDds
- ffele5f3 f6ysIf fissr. ~
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IS TO make useful and interesting paper; to
oIchd the Instructive and the eutauing together,
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oil any importance. Besides a great variety of
articles on al. these subjects, the Gazette viii be
particularly adapted for FAMILY READING
IL ~ published tor the Home C;rcis. a~d the
Editors feel that they have fully redeemed their
pIedGc-to make il IA home newspaper should be
entirely free from political bias and high-toucd
in character.
Grateful Tor the liberal encouragement which
has been extended to our ciloyts to build up at
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hgh Character, we shall increase our cxel tons
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January, ., 1854, iS
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SITUATION AS TEACHER
WANTED.

Ayoung man from Virginia qualified to
teach the various branches of the English,
and Ancient Languages, is dcsirous of OBJ
talnlng situation in South Carolina. He
Can give satisfactory references as TO lite
rary and moral qualifications. Any letter
addressed 20 a. NJ. w. renn's Store, Pat
rich Co, Virginia. will be promptly attended
to.
August 80, If 2s
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STOLEN OR STRAYED,

ryS From Mr.. PRICES Blacksmith shop,
Sn (where he had his shoes taken of about
three weeks ago), an OLD GREY HORSE, and
is supposed to be now in the neighborhond of
Lancaster. He was, for q number of years, run
in the Camden and Charlotte stage. .
Any person that VIII take him up an deliver
him to j. 4, HaSScltiue will be suitably awarded
by JAMES McEW IN, or
j. A HASSELTINE
Camden, Aug. l6, 27S II