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Advance of the Enemy Towards POGO.
tallgo-The Engagement Yesterday

The community, Yesterday, was some
what startled by the news that tn. enemy.
after 80 many months of inaclion, had al
last landed Il force, compos.d chiefly of in.
fantry, but with some artillery and u small
body OF cavalry, in the neighborhood of
Pages Point, and was bri.kly moving up
the Stony Creek road, towards the line Of
the Charleston and Savannah Railroad. II
was known ihnt an action had token place
but no details were obtained unit, evening
when the following despatch Was received:
Poro,nigo, Thursday evening, six o'clock
A federal force was. reported bv the pick
cts, as advancing upon Poco,aligo Static on,
Z. ~ y. Railroad, this morning. Our force
consisted Of the Rutledve Mounted Rife.
men, Capt Trenholm, Capt. Blkc Hey.
wards Cavalry Company, and Major Eel.
der's Squadron Of four Companies of Cav
airy. Colonel Walker, the Cummandnni of
ta's Military District, Was ,elrgraphed for,
to nrdee'ilc. aud arrived prior TO The en-.
gageuent. Tho enemy were held In check
until the arrival Of nine Companies Of In"
f"nlry, and II lection of the Beaufort Arti.
iery. C"pt Elliott The ene.n,'s column
penetrated IL. far as Old Pocola ig", tao
miles from the Station. AT the date Of this
despatch they are rrircating toward, the
Ferry. distant nine miles, aud our trunps
are III full pursuit, with some hope Of cut.
ting of at least pn1 Of them. Major JET
t"rds Squadron Uhree c"mpanies), xas ex.
pccicd tu reach the seen" Of action by the
C"mbahee road. General Prmbrrton, with
Colonel S"dgh'ers 5l-t Georgia Regi.
m-nt, was ais" mOmentariIy expected.
We regret ~ announce that two of the
Rutedge Mounted Rih-men wer. killed in
the engagement Colonel Walker had II
horse killed under him. Other casualties
il amy, not YET kn"wn.- Charleston Mer.
curry
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Gen Jackson Advancing.
May 8Ih 1861

The Richmoad Dispateh OF Friday last, says
itwss currently reported in Richmond that
jackson bad crossed the Potomac and was
now in wilIiamsport, Maryland. williamsport
is OH the river above Hsrper's Ferry, six miles
from Hagerstown and on the Frederiektown
turnpike.
IL is said that seventy thousand Narylander'
stand ready NJ moments warning to join the
standard oirhs old hero.
We are informed through the telegraph
agent at Camden, that the news OF Jackson's
having crossed into Maryland, has been con.
6rmed by privsts dispatches, received at that
place.
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Gen. Jackson's recent Victories.

The late victories Of this gallant old hero,
ovc, Gen. Banks, are among the most inpor'
tsnt events of the wal, and may lead to results
more ,mpol tant than have yet been developed.
Besides the telcgruphic accounts published
elsewhere. We get ir.m the Richmond papers
additional pa, ticuars concerning this inteies
ing affair, AID which reflect the highest edit
upon the military genius aud skill Of Gen. Jack'
son. The Dipateh says, thst the operations
OF Gen. Jackson, which resulted in the capture
OF Winchester, formed u series OF movements
aud combinations which have not been surpas'
sed since the days OF Napoleon. Jackson was
at Woodstock. hanks, with his main body,
was al Strssburg, where lie was strongly em'
trsnchng himself. lie had = strong de,ach-
n.emt at Front Royal. Jackson made demons
stration against Strasburg with 5000 men. who
advanced half way to that point hom Wood.
stock. With the rest OF his driDy he suddenly
TUNED To bis right, fell upon the enemy at
r. ont Royal, utterly routed him, aud took two
regiments. Banks, at StrasbuGg, hearing the
fiing slsmpeded Tor Winchester. Jackson,
however, WAS too quick for BIN. lie inmedi.
ately set out from Front Royal, suspecting
what would happen, TO cut Banks On HON
Winchester. The parties met at the junction
OF ,he roads at stephensburg. jackson cut the
column in two. Part frd To Winchester and
part returned toward. Strasburg. jackson fol-
lowed tie portion that fed TO Ninchrster,
took that town and 2,0UO prisoners sRd sent
. Stewart in pu,suit oi the fug'tves in the direc-
ton Of Msrtinsbarg The pat fell back on
Suasbu'g has not been heard from; hut u
does not go over the mountains, doubtless care
will be taken of il by the column OF 5000, al.
ready mentioned a. depioyed between Wood
stock and sussburg.
Let the reader look at the map. aud mark
the beauty Of these splsndid maneuvres.--
They sre truly Napoleonic.
That this victory. important in itself, will be
fo,lo~ed by results equally important those "a
milar with the energy and indomiiabls spirit OF
Gen. Jackson do hot for a moment doubt
From Winchester, where our army was las.
heard from, TO Harper's Ferry, on the Poso-
mac, 10 only thirty miles In an easssrly dirsc.
ton. Al the latter point the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad crosses the river, which ID
sp.nned by = bridge, rebuilt since the oceupa
ton Of the Wiley by the Federal army Of Gen.
Banks. This road runs through the heart OF
Jefferson and Berkeley counties. and at Mar.
tinsburg twenty t~o miles north Of Winchester,
the company had previous TO tie war, inpor.
tant and valuable workshops, which were dee
troyed by our forces last summer. These, We
understand, the enemy have been busily re-
constructing. with vies TO keep the rosd IN
eficient running o. der. II the preren. victory
Is followed up-~hich IL unquessionsby will
be--this thoroughfare, so important 10 the
Federal Governments for transportation oi
troops and munitions Of war, viii be completely
intvrspced.
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few miles before the army reached Will.

few miles before the army reached Will.
lhnsburg.
The enemy made their appearance, hur-
rying up our rear guard. The cavalry were
in position to meet their advance, when n
courier arrived, announcing that General
Johnston ha6 ven. for the cavalry to meet
that of the enemy. Major Butler, with his
squadron, Immediately responded to the or
der at gaIlop, and reported to Gen. John
s'on'' who ordered him TO report to General
NcLaws, who va. in Fort Mngruder, who
did so. Genertl McLaws pointed TO the
ehemys cavalry across the ravinc, and or.
dered him to disperse them. which he ac-
compIl,hed in tho mt 1T gallant and success
ful manner.
The light soon became ppnd to hand
one, the enemy making stout resistance :;
but they had to yield to the superior cour-
age of the cavaliers Of South Carolina, al.
though The enemy ouinunbered them. Cap
tain Lanneau, at the frs, blow, severed the
head OF llessihn. Captain Screven, Cap
tain McFie, and Lieutenant Butler, all were
conspicuous in the charge for their GOODNESS
and Sallantry. la fact, all The officers &C.
Quilted themselves with spirit In the charge
we lost two killed {: privates B. w. Boyys
and Stephen Boyn,on, who fell in the front
ranks. Among tie wounded We're Ser
geant Low, privates NcGinnis, Fowles,
Richard Flanagan, who received severe IA.
bre cuts, and Gillespie ThornSei, beard.
less boy, SON of Rev. j. II. Thornwell, who
was wounded four times by their sabres
and when surrounded, declared he would
die before he would surrender.
In the fight the squadron captured four
teen prisoners; killed fifteen or twenty
| took ten horses, saddles, brides, and a NUN
Ter OF Colts repeatcrs and sabres. In thin
desperate charge not a man faltered, bu,
followed boldly their gallant leader, who
was in front, while he threw his irresistable
columns upon them. The Hessians could
not stand The shock, and gave way in dis
order.
Gen. Johnston has exhibited his appre
citation of this charge in n complimentary
saved Gen Stuarl's entire command, whC
were, for time, cut off. Well did th,
squadron sustain the hard-earned and last
my honors Of the Hampton Legion m,
Major Butler the prestige Of his name
Richmond Erdmiser.
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The Battle of williamsburg.

The accounts Of tue parts taken by the
different corps in the late actions near Will
lIamsbnrg have been very imperfect, and, Of
course. somewhat partial in the absence Of
any official repuIt, as yet, Of tho engage
meni, " hav" learned the following in.
ciden,s Of The brilliant charge Of the caval.
~ Of the Hampton Legion, and give them
AS an interesting portion OF the history Of
the late remarkable action or series Of bat
ties in the neighborhood Of Williamsburg.
ltapPesrs that, ON the l4th instant, the
cavalry oflhe Hampton Legion, consisting z
of the Brooks Troop. Capt, Lanneau, Beau.
fort District Troop, Capt Screven, Conga.
Zee Troop, Capt MeF'e, and the EdgefisId
ilus-ars, under command of Lieut.. p. NJ
Butler. Capt. Clark being absent on nc.
count Of sickness,) under the command ot
Major NJ. &. Butler. were protecting the
rear OF our army on its retirement from
Yorktown, in conjunction with the cavalry
Of Col. Davis and Lieut. COL wiekham, q
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J. +. G NI1T.AG.
lFOn TIE LANCAsrEK LEDGER |

Flesh eating stimulates und iuvig"rates
the fighting nature Of m,n. Win the w---
tern States nnimui food il king, und they
furnish the most blood thirsty mud vigorous
warriors Let u,, then, supply our soldiers
with pent, Of animal food but this tley
comnut consume without salt IL Presi.
dent Davis had had u sound aud vigorn us
flesh consuming nature, he would long aye
have attacked Abe in his own den AID
raused lis miniYns TO feel about their own
h"ues the dire ell-:ts of drsnaIiug war.
V'gelabis diet eniuenuy nuuri-h our
phil"sUphic nature, but au army Of phiI"s
"phers, would be an army without hand,
We need hands, yea. powerful hands
do not Wish the reader TO und-r-tand
that ! ensure PresidvHt Davis for the
conr-. he has pursued. lie has act, we'll
MS part according TO lis judgement and
ab iiIieS, but | Il" crnsnre the States for
imposing on single indn iduaI, in the con.
dll.un uf ,be President, such enormous du-
lies. ! do ccnsure the State, for putting
ut The h, In OF The ship a MORN out aud di>-
.ased mariner To conduct her through such
tempestI"us aud iperi!ous voyage, and ior
rel ing 80 much Upon his drection-
+ q MIrrAG,
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ToR rng LANCAsInR LkpGER.

MR. EpIroH.-- You will plcnse notify the
fri .nds of the drcea-ed in my company that
they must send on their claims TO the war
Department., at Richmond, Va, that being
the legal course to pursue to get their m,i.
ev Some OF the friends Of the d-cea-ed
have sent their power OF attorney to me and
have used every rxerti"n TO get their
money, but with"u success. ] deem 1t nd.
,i,aLie ,ha, they send On Immediately As
.con as the arrangements are made, will
take great pisasure III attending to II, and
forward The same to the applicants.
N. HILTON, Capt.
Commanding Company +.
a.
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0ats-When to Cut.

| II is..o be feared that the country will
! make an inferior crop nf Oates this year
But what there is, lot every one make the
mos, of. An intelligent writer before u:
makes Il remark about which we are not =,
positive. He says:
"The sooner you begin to cut oats the
| better-the grcener il is cut the more nutri.
tous, and the more it will be- reiished by
yonr horses. There IS no better food when
cut up"
Perhaps he is right, 40 you don't cut II
too green Doubtless he means when fully
headed ana beginning to turn. There are
some persons in this vicinity now cutrng
suck wheat. 1t Is said that If you wait till
the rusted wheat begins to ripen, it will fall
down and you will lose it all.
On the subject Of cutting grain and grass
for stock. We append some general observa-
tons from an authoritative source:
1t is now pretty we'll established. q O, only
on chemical principles, but by oftrepeated
experiment and observation, that all crops
designed ns food for man or beast. should
be gathered before fnIl maturity. Grass,
while suii green, contains large propor-
lion OF starch, -ngrr md I'm, which furn-
ish direct nulriment but these substances
are changed to hnrd indigrstable, woody
G0ae as the crop ripens. The same holds
lrue of all kinds Of grain. Every one is
familiar With the sweet taste Of soft corn
or wheat owing to the amount of sugar con-
tanned at that period Of growth. Gum and
starch are likewise abundant. If the ma
turing process be suddenly arrested at this
period, these substances are preserved un-
changed, while, if allowed to fully riped, n
considerable portion of them is transformed
into the hard, woody husk or bran. The
main point u be looked to, is, not TO cut
! grain before sufficient maturity is attained
, to prevent shrakage ora loss Of weight -
Seed grain may we'll be Teft 10 its natural
! ripening upon the stalk.
Grass should be cut as soon Ms the seed
is set, or Immediately after Towering is
over-clovcr should be cut soon after the
| full bloom is attained. - Edgcfe!d Adrertser.
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A special di.palen to the New York

A special Dispatch TO the New York
Herald says
IL is hinted tha, a portion Of the extra
appropriation of thirty millions, which
passed the Senate yest t,rday, i- covertly
designed To defray the expenses Of uniform
iug aud arming uegrOs To hight Oh The Union
side during The fever season down South.
IL 10 said lnal we shall have, under this ap.
preparation. n margin Of fifteen million fol
red bre.ches and hrelocks for the Greely
Brigade.
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8 O u t h Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

PY P. T. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
ID for said District.
Whereas, John Gardner and VIM. w
Biacknon have applied to me for Letters
Administration on all and singular the Good
and Chnttles, Rights and Credits Of Ran
ford Horton, late of the District aforesaid
deceased.
THESE nre. therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular, tho kindred an d
creditors of the said deceased, to BE- an
appear before me mt our next Ordinary's
Court for the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 9th dav of
June next, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be gran
ted
Given under my hand and seal this 26th day
Of May in the year OF our
( l.. 3. Lord one Thousand eight hundred
t~~ and sixtytwo andinthe eighty.sixth
year of the Independence Of the State Of
South Carolina
p. r. HAMMOND Old.
May as, 1867. -I6-2;. p { 81 so
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Commendable.

public meeting was held at Lexington
Court House, on the 10Th ult.. at which il was
resolved. among other matters. that arrange
ments be instituted for having the wheat crop
gathered in the portions Of Lexington District
destitute of .aborers.
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Gen. X =. itIsley has, We lean. nj his
own request. been relieved from duty at
lhs post. under The circumstances OF his
dependent position in regard 10 the del, nces
OF The city, for which lie il deemed rc>p"n-
sble, Without having control. lie il order
ed 10 Richmond with two regiments, and
will leave Charleston on Wednesday. W.
shall allude TO this subject again.
TIE successor of General Ripley in com
mand of this District, Will be Brigndicr Gen
rral Hugh w Mercer, who arrived here
from SNnnuah on >"nir,. and i,no" stay
my at Il L Chnr.csiou iiu'rI GcurraI Mcr.
ser is IL N'rgrui,n by buIh, entered Nr.,
P"int IA 1894. and graduated lhird IN his
class. lie devoted himself 10 The artillery
branch ui tnu service, and Nas. tor "a time,
hid I" Gcmrr"i Scott. Ia 1885 he resigned
his position Ia the army iUeng thrn FIRST
LIcuiennniO and has since been occupied
IN cnii "vorati"ns, beng until recently, ",
believe, come v;rd vii. one of the Bank
III Georgia - Charleston Mercgry
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Salt.

On the first page Of this paper may be found
All article from the Charlotte Democrat in re-
iation to the Salt Works in virgiur. showing
the terms Oh which salt may bc obtained there,
2 the route and distance from Cha,lotte, with
d other 'niormato" PEI tanning 10 this important
subject. Would it not be we'll for some OF our
citizens TO sval themselves of this inf rmct ton
and go on to Virginia with their wagons aud
get Ssltr
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Notice.

A LII persons Indebted to the late John
IA a. Stewman are requested 10 come
forward and settle, and all persons having
demands against the Estate will presen;
them, legally a,tesied, TO the undersigned.
There are number Of deeds for land ia
my possession, recorded by the deceased.
The owners thereof may get them by pay
ing the usual fee.
JONES CROCKETT, Err.
June 4, 1861. l7-4t.
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ExENrTioSs.-The South Caroiinian, says :
"t Exemptions under the Conscription Act will
be granted when couscripts are ordered to
camp. A Confederate Surgeon will then eI-
anime all presenting themselves for duty.
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Iron THE LANCASTER LEDGER.1

Ii 10 often asked how shall VIZ recover
our seabord and other portions Of our coun
try in the possessi IN Of the enemy. Not
by u voluntary surrender OF the par, Of
Abe. No, rever. Who would, for u mo.
mrnt, believe that Abe would voluntarily
surrender the navigation "f the Ml->i--ipp,
ar the FIorld coast that c"mnauds thr gut
trade, or the Chcs"pe"k- Bay Nothing
tut dire necessity on his par, shall induce
hrm 10 surr, ndrr these places. II i. time
for 10 design that nrcrssity IN my hum.
UI- opinion il i, To be Induced by u terrible
and w"s, drstrUrine military invasion at
his territory destruction OF HI maguih.
cent aud beautiful and costly impro, rInruls
N laNimg waste with fire and s~ ord the
pride OF his genus, the mass f h,- wealth.
The sender aud not the deludcd aud uisrr.
of war, and then, and not till then, shall ~.
have II permanent peace and n surrender Il
our teruu"ry Let the S"uih Determine Ia
pursue this c"nr-e ut all hazards, for ii in
| THIS, aid this alone, that will secure her
rights. Sne must conquer peace--"Car-
image must be destroyed
lie, the President give Stonewall Jnck.
soE fifty thousand mem Hnh turn bin loose.
F q MlrTAG.
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kilograms.

1t is proposed to send all of the dispatches
received at Camden, to this place, for a consid'
Grafton. Those of our citizens who desire to
share the benefits Of the arrangement, if made,
and are willing to contribute towards the eI
pense, will please report at our Office to-day.
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Gov. Andy Johnson publishes a procla.
nation threatening to arrest five rebels for
every Union man taken by the rebel parti'
sans ana 10 hold them responsible in thei
lives aud property for the consequences.
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The Attorney General OF the Confederate
States has decided that aliens permanently re-
siding In the cOniederacy, are subject TO con'
scripsion,
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MI. BISSELL
DENTIST.

HAVING removed from Charleston, and
Ii located in Camden, tenders his servi
ces 10 the citizens OF Camden, and the towns
in the vicinity. NJ. BsseIl will visit Ian.
caster, curing the present month.
June 4, lT-4t.
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Tho vieksburg Citizen says that the enemy
have battered down shd completely destroyed
Prcstdsnt Davis Yezttercs.
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The Latest News.


The follo"img dispatches were received
from Camden on Monday evening":
RTcIIMoso, May 3l.-Skirmisn yesterday
on the Williamsburg road ,'upt. Scarbo
rough Of $. &. killed Fight now progress,
ing on the Williamsburg road, near Chick
nhuminy. Ri?er ~welcd bv rain las, even
ing No report yet frcm the battle field
RicHMoSo, Nav 81 --latest report from
the battle, represents, that the enemy was
driven back mile and a half from his Pc
.Iii"n Our men occupy their camp. W.
have captured three batteries and sevcra
hmndred prisoners The enemy were pre-
tccied bs entertainments and wood bate
res. Heavy rain last night cau.iny food
in 'hs Chicknhominy. II is reported tha,
tf- bridge is washed away.
RicHMoND, May 3l-Northern papers re-
ceived here Of The 2Slh, sny-, Mcclellan
trlevrophed that at the battle ut Hanover
Z. ~ he gained II complete vict"ry. Rep
tes-nts the Conf -drrate loss Ms IUOO-Fed-
eral loss $40, in killed, wounded and miss.
ing. The C"nfsc"tion bill had PASSED The
House, and been presented in the Senate.
The Enquirer SAYS, Jarksou's success, had
aroused the North, and volunteers wer.
pouring in. Geo. F. Shelly main military
commander Of New Orleans, 10 the absence
Uf Butler
Gen. Hills Division commenced the fight
his morning. Rhodes and Gnrlnnn's Brig.
AIDES tru,ing tie hrunt uf The bntrle for
some Time Ryon'- and Ander>ons Brig.
ADS, also. bore very c"u>pouou. part,
mutii cur rrint"rccmrn,s arrived. The Ell
rny werr, also, reinforced. The fight con.
tinwes with great determination on both
sides Enemy IinaIly driven bnck from hi,
red"uht- ard hi. batteries turned against
him. Prisoners captured, say, Buell. Is in
command President Davis and Gen. Lee,
"n the IicId, thinking their presence viii
INSPIRE our troops with renewed vlgor.
The ene.ny are giving way before the
impe,uou, charge of our troops. No reIia-
bic accounts at the casualties, received vel
number OF Confedcrates wounded in their
"'uiS ''iI' hhouoS SiIphtIy "uunnti, no
ether General officer hurt OIL our side. Enc.
my tried 10 make flank movement, ut :
O'clock hi. =. NJ, but were driven back
RICHMOND, June 1.-The Fight yester
day took place in the vicinity Of Boar
Swamp betweec the Rail Road aud VIA
iarrsJurg road. about miles from the city
Accounts from the field yesterday, are il
the main correct. Heavy cann"nading thi.
morning ia the ,ame direction
There was 40 much electricity last nigh,
the wiIes woud nOt work. J. X. w.
From the Charlotte Bulletin, Juno 2.
We have been permitted to use the an
neXed Dip Itch, from the officers Of our ar
my, near Richmond BULLE:Is
RICHMOND, June l.-God has gwen us
great Victory. All safe.
ISigned) ID. II. IILL,
J. a. SADLEE,
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GE"RGE u. SrEwA"r, commanding the
Cavalry under Gen. JACKSON, is u West
Point Cadet ofIS44, Ga native of Mary yland. }
entering then The Second Drnguous, was
promoted Captain iu 1855, aud W.. honor.
ably distinguished in ''sh. Si'h>the Che.
yenne Indians Ia 1856.
Jas. T.. STEUART. who is distinguished
in the Cavalry service in another division oi
our army. is a West Point graduate oi
1854, aud native OF Virginia, aud Vas al
80 Iirst distinguished i'll service against the
indiaus.- Charleston Courier
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An Augusta paper says that rumors arc A.
Goat In that city that Beaureg.rd 10 syseu4iing
Cosinth.
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Notice.

DURING MY ABSENCE IN the army
IL James x. Lark is authorized to repre-.
sent me officially. The office will be kept
open AMI the duties pertaining thereto dis
charged bv him.
H. J. HANCOCK, OK C.C.P.
Lancaster G. H., Jan. -, 1852. 5lH