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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

DIR. BAKERS
p A | N P A N A c { A
ron THE CURE OF a- .l-
MnLM m wJs
Both Externally and Internally.
GREATEST PAIN CURING REMEDY
YET DISCOVERED.
Pain cannot long erist @here this is. faithfully
used!
0ETGive it One Fair Trial.-6D
And If you do not find it TO be all it is recommended 20
DOUBLE THE AMOUNT or MONEY REFUNDED!
rms oher Is made, showing that what this Medicine
mas done in thousands OF cases, it will do again.
FOR PAIN
IN THE STOMACH, BACK AND BOWELS, BURNS,
BRUISES. CUTS AND sWELLINGs, coLIc,
pIARRHGA AND RHEUMATISM, HEAD
ACHE, TooTHAcHE, AND EARACAE
II Cures almost Instantaneously,
CHRONIC DISEASES,
t. sucH AS .....
;YsPEPsIA, WEAK BREAST, LIVER COMPLAINT,
GENERAL DEBILITY, FEyER AND AGUE,
cANKER: OR, SORE MOUTH, PUTRID
soRE THROAT, WEAK EYES,
SPINE AND KIDNEY DISEASE, -t
OLD SORES, COUGHS
.... . AND COLDS.
In the above named Diseases il only needs 10 be faith
mily used, and
A Cure is CertaiaY
MONEY REFUNDED.
IMPORTANT TO AoEsrs.-Agents will find it greatly
10 their interest, and are a, f liberty first intro
ducing DR.. BAKERS. PAIN PANaCEA, to give
hack the money freely if those who purchase are not
fully satisfied and may use il in their own yAMILIEs or
give few hotties 10 their friends, that they may test
its GREET MERITS over all other medicines: and
whenpn ntr Oduced they will lind thai they can sell
introduced, their sales are large Families will keep
tin their houses, and will not he withontit,
Genuine signed by o BAKER, NJ. =.
Price 20, 90 and $l,00 per bottle.
Fon SALE 1T .I..
J. w. Collins, st. Clairsvilis,
II. Murphy, Headrysbarg.
F.M. Swan Mo ristown.
IIaines a. Hatcher. LIoydsvls, .. ......
I Harry Glass Bridgeport
\ J, \. Anderson, ReiIaire.
| J,F. Erunfsl, Jacohsburs.
3. Matson, Cen,reyis.
4. Armstrong, Arms,r eng yMIii.
II, II. Mott BarnesviIIe,
| Warfeld & &Crosien do.
w, T. Dorsey, Dorsey's Mill.
Dorsey &c. Captina. ..# .,.
| }. u. Martin, SeweIlsvilIs.
| sshoolsy McGrew, ,MarliAsvins
L Wa. sys, kichosvfils.
y NJ =. Miles 4 Son, sosasries
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hand over io0oithe very riches Cloth land silk Velvet
embroidered with gimp and rilhon trimming 10 snit
tle fancy OF one and all among these few "Morie
au,qne Hloaks" something rich and rare. will sell
ne wed Cloth Cloak, rich trimed and silk lined for
3S. Also on hand now, few lined and trimed for S.
With Fine Wo4sted or other Dress
Goods
can satisfy every one, of which mention; so pjeces
OF all wool Piaids. for Ladies' aud Chdren's dresses
the incest goods out IC0 pieces Fr,nch Menocs of
af Coors al prices rs cent less than other house
can sell them Bombazines, the greatest bargains |
have several pieces of real fine Lupious Bombasinc
worth actually l,jOt for Is.
Alpaccas at all prices; Peramettss, very large as
sortment of all ooors and prices; some very good
double width paramets al l2l cents per yard.
Shawls.
100 Long Broche shaw,s warranted all silk and WOO,
genuine manufacture, for ~ worth 3OS.
81 Broche Square Shaws, such used to sell for H.
lnr o. assortment IN long, square, plain, fancy and
nearly 500 Of aprades and STYLES from 50 cents 10 90
OF Empire State Bay State Waterleet, and other
DE beres, Gingbams and Muslin de LANES, a general
assortment.
... Calicoes
500 pccss Of Merr ,sck st, es warranted fs.,
t6t cents 200 ps. of44 French Chin,z at I2t cents
per yard.
M us in.
leases fine hlesehed Muslin, all prices and do G!
per yard Three bales of yard wide unhieached al Gl
cents. All whs of Muslin and Linen sfor pillow cases
and sheets rom "a 10 I2'4, at low prices,
Irish Linens, Linen aud Cotton Diaper Crash ETC. a
large assortment, ~ ~
Flannels, all wool yard wide, 37t cents; Tickinps
cheeks and shrthe stipss. agreat variety.
ol Cloths, Cassimeres and Cassnetts q very large
stock, at all prices and colors.
II m broi cries.
Fine needle worked Sets Collars Sleeves and Chemi
Scs Mourning collars aud sleeves ne Needle worked
andcrchlels, etc plain do warranted all Linen for I2
cents piece, or 81 IS dozen -,
Is onnet
$50 Silk Bonne,s of all coors and prices of the lstes,
sty les from ,25 TO So
Furs! Furs!! Furs!!!
The very best assortment ever offered, consisting in
nsrio Fitch Stone Martin etc; Mallorines, Doss and
Culs at all prices,
Carpets! Carpets!!
In this Department can offer TO housekeepsrs and
Others greater bargansthan heretofore, in Brussels, Vel
Vel three ply aud other Carpets Having bought every
eesheow manufacturers prices, am enabled 10 se
first rate article of figured carpet for 95 cents yard
very good striped carpet IeA cents per yard In Rag
Carpet rugs, both Chenille aud Velvet few
eeved oi splendid patterns, ls+ Drugget several pieces
MY STOCK, asAeen above, is complete, and have now
ohy to saw quick TO get some of those extra bargains
am Willing 10 give. have said before, aud repeat IL
now, that am determined not TO he undersOid.
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llUBBELL'S

= -.
.F)l, ,O(l)GEl DEPOT q
coRYER OF MAIN QUINCY SITS,
IA TAY be found large assortment Of
~ y steel Ploughs, sub.soi rIoughs, Sod plouchs,
Stuhle piUughs, Patent Lever aud Iron pioughs lRr
rows.
ssymon's Grain u ills, the best In use Cider Mills.
Chain Pump fixtures. Chain Pump 1ubeiny, Chaiu
Pump Chain, Louisville and common Lime, Plestcrs,
Guano. BeBercs superphosfate Lime Charcoal in lump
nd asoond, Soap Stone ground, White sand
La ge and small Corn Baskets,
100 Corn stalk and Hay cutters Brre soythes, Ware
honse aud Mer's Trucks, Thermometer Churns
barrel Churns Tsylor's Churns, Dasher Churns, FORK
Handles, Hoe Handles, Broom Handles, Corn shecrs
Brush Hand es, Shovels,
Brocn,s aud Whips; 100 Grind stones and Grind stone
hanrnqs, Platform, scales warranted, Washing ma.
ohines, Rolling Pins, Clothes Pins. Tubs and
Buckets, Peach Baskets,
Cages. Bird Seed. etc, Athur's self sealing Cans.
These cans were thoroughly tested during last
and their contents aer The lapse of year found un.
changed.
Trees aud Plants in their season-our arrangements
are made for supply of Fruit trees of all kinds from
one of the hest New Jersey Nurseries,. Secds-Timohy
| ssed, Clover seed, Flax seed Orchard Grass seed.
Kentucky blue grass seed Miilet and all other seed
bought and sold. Also, Corn and cob Crushers.
LAND Il REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
For the purchase sal, OF Farms, unmproved Lands
Mill property, city and village property.
r. II. HUBBELL.
0TOGce al he Agricultural Seed Store, nea,
The b. f o. X. X. Depot, Wheeling N.-I
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u. w. Collins,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES 4 DYE
STUFFS,
8MPUTATING, DIssECTING and POCKET IN.
sTRtjMENTs, GUM SPRING q THUMB LANCETs.
-. 49, and the most improved
Paint FORCIPS, SCARIFlCATORS, TOOTH
FILES. SAW FILLERS. EXCAVATORs Il ROSE
- uMlLl.S, Mourn GLASSES GoLD AND SILVER roll
TEETH of every variety, GUM MOL.4R Il PIVOT,
.., CUSPiT, BICUSPIT & INCIssoR,
ALso. Gold Silver & French Leaf, Yellow Green e.
Red Bronze. Together with full assortment of
Glass ware tr Winao,p Glass
and such other articles are usually found in wen
furnished drug store.
The proprietor being conncdto the legitimate Drug
business or several Years past and having made this
his constant study, fntters nse he can
20 much hetter part by his Customers IL ths peope
generally ~ the way of selecting and furnishing them
with tURE DRUGS and filling Prescriptions more
correctly that those who devote the of
time and attentionto the AueER aimLEr wAIp,prp
TRADE. Hisdrugsare warranted pure or no sale and
he prices shall compare with Eastern prices (Wheelint
prices not taken into consideration when tbet m,
amount OF drugs are purchased. Can & Examine nj,
STOCK and prices, all orders Promptly filed.
June. 18th, 1856
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

DURE WHITE LEAD-CINCINNA
J. brand-positivey sold at Wheeling prices, at
apr. u. n. ALEXANDER'S Drug store.
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Country Merchants.

and others, that ny sooking over my stock, they vii
lose nothinG hut III guarantee sell these hne impor
ted goods from IS to 20 per cent less than they hnd
them In the Eastern Jobbing Houses.
20 come, then, one aud al, and stoJ in at
ALEX. HEYMAN's,
Oct le, 1855, 2m. Maip 81, Wheeling, Va,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

ENRUIT JARS.-A small lot of J Gal
a. Glass jars, for putting up fruit, call soon at
A. &. MARTIN q co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

MY stock, asseen above is complete, and have now
only to saw quick to get of those extra bargains
am willing togiye Ihave said before aud repeat it
now, that am determined not To he undersOi
Tho important goods all brought direct from im.
porers, and part from therefore as.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

la, 600 yards Of Dress Silk from IS cents to Gs ncr
yard, or dress pattern from 10 50s. have in par.
tcnar several pieces OF very rich aud Satin
striped Moire Antique all coors; very heavy watered
Pon lie sole; asperiOr article of Brocade silks with
satin stripes and ars of all coors and the very latest
styles Turk sa,ns at reduced prices. Blk silks oil
hocd Tor 20 cents worth one dol several pieces yrd
wide do. at low prices; OF Black Ribbed silks have
few pieces which cannot hc beat In short Ladies' who
favor me with call Cannot hut he satisfied as am de.
tormined not TO he outdonc by any one
In addition to the above just received one case of so
cent silks orGS address pattern, which s. worth doebs
the - ''--'
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In ClOaks and Mantillas.

can satisfy even the most fadiditious, having on
hand over very richest Cloth and silk Velvet
tInaks ever offered, of every color and descriptions
embroidered or with gimp and ribbon trimming TO sui
tie fancy OF one and all among these are few "Morie
duque Cfoaks", something rich and rare. will sell
nne twilled Cloth Cloak, rich trmed and silk lined for
o.: Also on hand now, few lined and rimed for S.
With E,ina WnnEfnd or ofhnr Dross
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DOINTS TO suit all of the above puws
l. always on hand al -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-04-16
The Kansas Expedition.

Maj. Buforj and his company Of Kan
sas emigrants, rnisel. in. the counties of
Alabama below this city. aSiyed here
yeIerday morning and were RECEIVED in
accordance with the programme publish
cd yeserd"y. Mi. BafosA Brought up
about IS emigrapts-harIy and inteli
gent men-and they were joined here by
Capt. Bells corps Of 25 or 80 South Car
olinians from Edgeiield district. These
weEe young men whose bearing bespoke
their intelligence and patriotism, and who
worthily represent the chivairy and spirit
Of their gallant State. The enigrants
were met at the bridge by the volunteer
companies Of our city, which turned on.
IN fell sorce and with fine display, and
we're. escorted by them and by n large
coneosrsc OF citizens to Temperance Hall,
wkera they were received and welcomed
in an appropriate address 10y James Ham.
ilton, fs4., and 10y tho enthusiastic greet.
ing Of thousands Of our citizens. Major
Buford responded in some feeling and
choeSire reIuarks; and Alph Baker, Es., +,
Of HaSboar county, in response to call
from tie assembly addressed the cornpa-
ny in a speech Of much eloqueuce, force
and spirit, which aroused the feelings and
strengthcPe& the resolution Of his country
men, and vas received with enthusiastic
applause.
TAcse ceremonies over, an opportunity
was afforded to citizens Of Georgia to Join
the comP~sy at this place, and we under.
stand that aLou, fifty have enrolled their
namcs
The company will leave this morning
fYr Montgomery, where Maj. Buford ex-
Pects 10 be joined by one or two compa-
nies from upper Georgia and hy consid-
erable accession of Alabamians. At Mo
lille, too, a number Of en,igrants are ex-
pected tofbe in readiness, and u handsome
sum has been contributed to aid in dcfray.
ing the expenses OF the expedition.
For the information Of fsnatical hypo.
critics and religious ride providers at The
North, it may be well to state that these
emigrants go ont entirely unarmed, carry
ing with them not single rife or other
Hre-arIn. II is very questionable, il owev-
er, whether it will be quite safe for the
"emigrant aid " vsgal'onds 10 come INTO
collision with them.- Coium5cs Sun.
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The CINCINNATI conxeasion.

At a meeting in Abbeville, on Monday
last, the following resolutions Were pro-
posed: "'
The ,ueetipg being organisad. Thomas
Thomsnn, ESq, offered the following Pre-
amble aid Resolationst
Whereas, 4 Convention will be held in
Columbia, OF the frst Monday IN May
next, to Consider the propriciy OF South
Carolina being represented in the Demo
cratic National Convention 10 be belG in
.CiacipRsti, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency Of the United States. And
Whereas also. 1t is desirable that the
whole State should he properly represent
ca in the May Convention. lst. That
the course Of South Carolina NAV be
properly and deliberately taken in refer
ence to the approaching election for Pres
idcnt aud Vice President. Therefore bs
L.;
Resolved, That n delegation Of ten be
appointed to represent this District in the
Convention to be held in Columbia OH
the frs. Monday in May next.
Resolved, That Atbeviile District hav-
ing voted for Franklin Pierce for Pre- ,i-
dent in 1882, has had no cause 10 regret
that net, but approves his administration
in reference to the question Of vital inter-
est to the South, and recommend him for
re. election in 1850.
Resolved, That to procure the nomina.
ton Of franklin Pierce, or some otbe;
Democrat equally as soupd api reliable
upon the Constitutional rights Of the
South. it is expcJient to leave the course
of South carolina to be determined Ly
the May Convention. either to make the
nomination SO far rs the State is concern.
ed, or If It is thought most likely 10 attain
the desired end, to provide for the State
being represented in the National Nomi.
mating Convention. Provided, That in
this latter case proper conditions bearing
IN reference to the Kansas principles in
South Carolina, be eqaivocally expressed.
The following delegates have been ap
pointed TO Columbia in pursuance Of the
resolutions:
Thos. Thomson, Esq, Gen. s. McC;nw.
an, DR.. II. w. Connor, DR.. J. w. W.
Marshall, Dr. s. v. Cain, Col. b. z. IIern.
don. Hon. A. Burt John II. Wilson, T..
Noble, II. A. Jones.
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TIE
South Caroiils:a Agriculisrisi.

The Exesu.iye Committee of the State
Agricultural SQcisty of,South Carsl;na hay-
ing selected the Subscriber TO edit thsir na-
per. PROSPECTUS is now issued il tompii-
ance Herewith. ''''''.
This journal will be devoted.to Agrrcul,
ture, Horticulture, Natural Science. RGral
Taste, Architecture and Art, the mechanical
and Manufacturing interests, and all the pu..
suits pertaining tG general i.npfovement.A y
Ii will also contain faithful transcript of
the Organization and proceedings of the So
cicty. Essays and Communications from the
best writer's in the State. and monthly
summary Of the spirit Of the Agricultural
press.
All subjects deyoted to tho improvement
f.ihc mind, The soil. stock. and domestic
comfort. wi find ready admission into its
columns, and such contributions are special
ly desired.
The work will be printed in beautiful new
and fair type, on fine white paper, with
tinted cover, and will contain thirty.tYo
pages per month. The publication win Be
commenced on the first of May, 1856. Their.
viii also be published an additianai advef,
tlsing sheet, as supplement, in which q lin
tied humber Of adyet:irmenta viii be 10:
serted. as.;;ss
TKRMs--SI 600 Per annum. No paper
sent unless tic money be paid in advance.
Life members 10 the State Agricultural So.
eiety wh' receive .iss paper without cost.
Addrrs, A. G. SUMNER.
Edto' South Carolina Agrieulturi.t
Stale hgriol Society Rooms Colombia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IloI.LOwAYW PILLS. certain anti.
dote for DraPsieali Swelings.-Mrs. Eliza
Henderson,, Of. Nntchsz, Mississippi, aged,4b
years. suffered, intensely last fall from gen.
eral decline Of. health, her feet and legs be-
gan to swell. strongly indicating dropsy, and
she besams So much worse in the course Of
few weeks hat, she was totally confined
to her bed, at last. hes death vas, heurly
looked forward TO. BY her husband; he made
up his mind. IA everything else had failed ,
to try tho effect asI HRl!away's Pills, which
his wife commenced psisg; after four weeks
perseverance, with tAsp, she was completely
cured, having by means, ef this medicine
safely passed that dangeraus, period of wo.
mans existence. These Pills are also q
wonderful medicine for young females with
obstructions in their heal,e,
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LAvREss DrsrRicr.--h meeting was
held al Laarsnsville, on Wednesday last,
OF the ffie"ds of representation in the
Democratic Convention. The meeting
was organized ly calling Charles Wit
liams, Esq, to the chair, and appointing
IL. L. Farley Secretary. Resolutions
were adopted in favor Of The Convention,
; and the following gentlemen appointed
delegates to Columbia:
G: ?. Sullivan, Esq., DR.. J. II. Diliard,
DIR. M. NJ. Hunter, Capt. b. +. Jones, W.
a. Boulware, Esq, Joel Smith, NJ. 2,
Evans, Esq, Martin Wallace, WIN. Mills,
Jr, W. r. Farley, VIM. Power. Esq, VIM,
Phlson, II. +. Farrow. pr. Samuel Hun.
tor, Capt. q. w. Sullivan, S. y. Todd
John darlington, Esq, L. G. Williams,
DIR. J. 7. Watts, WIN. Metts, DR.. James
Ware, DR.. John A. Nets, Rev. d. Wills
pr. Z d. Campbell, DR.. Nm. Phillips
DIR. b, Bobo,
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a List

"A List
OF letters remaining in the Post Office at
lancastcr &. IL, s. C., April lst, 1856:
Adams L. A., Adams Jno.. Alsbrook w.
NJ.
Barker Ric'd & Thos, Buck Mary.
Caskey }. D. ST., Caskcy J. R., CASTOR
4. NJ.
DnGis.J s.
Gaius MisS T., Gamble S. }. Jr.
Hinson c. F., Horton b., Horton Miss
f.
Ingram s.
Johnson Neal, Johnson p.
Ledger, Leak Mrs w. s., Lcmonds Mrs.
s.
McMurry Miss NJ. l., Mathis Alss J. NJ,
Mothershed j., Mittag }. FIG.
Owens 8.
Phelps VI.
Reid VIM.
Smith B. F., Steel Jno., Stokes b. NJ,
Shnford p. III.
Ussery J. C..
Persons calling for Letters in the above
list, will please say they are advertised.
THOS. X. MAGIII.. l.. NJ.
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DErARrcRe OF TIE EMaRANrs.-Maj
Buford's company left our city for Mont
gomery by yesterday mornings train.
Ills colonists numbered about l4O or $50,
Of whom some 40 or SO Joined him at
this place, 80 came from South Carolina
under the direction Of Capt Bell, Of Edge.
Held, and the balance were brought up by
Major Is. from Barbour and other coun
ties in Alabama below this city. The
company will undoubtedly be largely 70.
cruited at Montgomery and Mobile, and
perhaps at other towns on tae Alabama
river. About LOO was subscribed aud
paid over at this place in aid Of the enter
prise. aud tie subscription list is still kept
open al tho Offices OF Edward &. Dawson
E-q, and at the Times and Sentinel
Columbus San. 5M.
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A SINGULAR DrscovEny.-A cores
pondent IN Virginia writes us that while
some hands employed by Mr.. William
Kearnes, were digging out a cellar in
Botitourt County, Va, about miles from
Bncha' they come upcn a quantity o.
coin, consisting Of some eight pieccs in an
iron Lox about fourteen inches square
The coin was larger than a dollar and
tho ''nscsRtio1 \, language wholly un.
Enown TO any Ps1op ~ the vicinity,
Upon digging down some sixteen inch es
lower, they came to quantity Of iron
implements Of singular and heretofore un.
seen shape. Several scientific gentlemen
have examined into tho matter, aud had
come to the conclusion that the coins, to.
gether with the various other curiosiiics
must haze lees placed there at an ex.
tremely early date and before the settle.
'uent Of this country. .ss
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MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LoTTrRIEs.
l5s.sl3 DoLLARs!!l
NOW is YOUR TINE FOfpA FOR
TUNE.
ONE TRIAL MAY MAKE YOU RICH
FOR LIFE!
CENT MARYLAND LoTTrRIEs
15s.313 D0LLARS!!i
PAYMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED
By THE STATE OF MAINE

The following splendid Schemes are NOR.
Par''cu'nfiy worthy the att.a,ioa Of the pub
lie; composing some Of the rlos. Bri,hant
Lotteries ever drawn 10 the United States.
o" Taes4ay, Thursday and Saturday,
Or EACH MEEK,
During Fesruary, March and April will be
drawn Que Of the following Beautiful
Schemes:
Tickets 81. Halyesb0 cts. Quarters IS.
For 1926, We send Package Whole, Iiuifand
Quarter Tickets. -
For $40, we send Package Halves and Tive
Whole Tickets.
For IS we send Package Quarters and One
Whole Tichet
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TnE PnILApELrHiAS SrEAABoAr AT DIS ssrxp
-VxnDrcf 6r rTx ISeUEsT.-PpIIsDKL.
rHIA, April The jpry on The disaster
which occurred few weeks since, in the
burning Of the steam ferry boat New Jsr,
sey, rendered their verdict at late hour
last night, attributing tho deaths of the
victims to tho worn out, leaky and defect
ise boiler; the inetliciency OF Richard bet.
tors, who inspected the boiler the gene.
raj uafitness Of tie boat for the transpor-
tation Of passengers, and tho omission Of
he company to. properly man and equip
the LSat, and, provide means OF escape ia
case Of atS, Explosion or collision. The
Verdict exooess,sd ,hs oficep Of The boat
who did all in their powss upder tho cir
camstsnce. A preamble which, however,
wss only approved by a portion Of the jury
censaves the company 10 the strongest
nanncr. Ia
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

by James II. H'iiher7'oaa, E-quire, Or.
dino,y for said District.
Whereas. John Harvey MsMurray has
applied to me for Letters oGi: Admin;stra.
lion on all and singular the goods and
Chattels, Rights and Credits o! Mr.. Samuel
Ncill, late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and adn. onish
all and singular, the kindred AID creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at our next Ordinary's Caprt for
said district, TO be holden at Lancaster Conrt
House on the 23rd day of April ina:,, to
show cause, if any, why the said admiai. .ira.
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal
( l.. S. this 9th day Of April, in the
I ~ year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred end fity.si1 and in the eiph.
tieth year Of American Independence.
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON,O o. /. d.
April i6, 1856. p.f2,OO.
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a FIGHr WITH TEXAN INDIAYs.-The
San Antonio Texan Of the goth ult. con
ta'ns a letter from Fort Mason, giving an
account OF an engagement between a par
ty Of drage ons, under Captain Oakes, and
the Waco Indians, in the direction Of the
Upper Llamo. One Indian was killed
aud several wounded. All their animals
and camp equipage were taken. Several
Dragons were slightly, and two Of them
severely wounded.