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Final Notice. THE Subscriber would inform all portions indebted to W. M. St A. J. CONNORS that no I onger indulgence will be given than the 20th day of February next. After that time every demand will be put in suit, and an_v who may expect to bo favored will most certainly, be disappointed. W. M. CONNORS. Jan. 81 49 2t ~ SOUTH CAROLINA Lancaster district. By James H- Witherspoon. Esq.. Ordinary of said District. WHEREAS John B. Cousart has applied to mo for Letters of Administration on all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights ntul Credits of Hugh Gray McCouunack, lute of the District aforesaid, deceased. THESE are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said deceased, to be and appear before me at oar uext Ordinary's Court for the auid District, to bo holdcn at Lancaster Court House on the Uth day ofFebruary nejtt, to show cause, if any, Vhy the said administration should not bo gran tod. Givou under my Hand and Seal, this 25th . day of January, in the year of our Lord I L t; ( one thousand eight hundred ami titty- j ( ' j live, and in the eightieth year of A j merican Independence, JAMES H. WITHEltSPOO c.ud. 'Jan. 31, i8.>6. .9 'Jt pf. u uu ~SOUTH CAROLINA. LANCASTER DISTRICT. By James H Witherspoon, Esq., Ordinary for said Distiiot. Wiikrkah James E. Cousar has applied to ne for Letters of Administration on alt tnd Singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of Samuel Couwar late of the District aforesaid, deceased. THESE are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditois of aaid deceased, to lie and appear before me at our ttcxt Ordinary's Conrt for the aaid diArict, to he holdcn at Lancaster Court House on the 8th day of February next, to show cnuse, if any why the said administration shall nut he granted ? Given under iny Hand and Seal this 25th day of Jan. in the year of our Lord one II S I thousand, eight hundred anil fifty-five ( J and in tlie eightieth year of Amorican Independence. JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, o. l. n. Jan 20. I'r Fee >2.00 44 2t The grunt remedy for Rheum iti?ni, (iout. Pain in the Side. //ip. B.ck. Iamb-* and Joints: Scrofula. King's Evil. White Swvl hug, /f.ird i timers, ot:II Joint*, and all hxed pains whatever. Where thin Plaster Is applied pain cannot exist. It has been beneficial in cases of weakness, such as Pain and Weakness in the Stomach. Weak Limbs. Lameness, A fleetion of the Lungs in their primary stages.? It destroys inHaniation b\ |H'rspiration. James L. Boyd, Pickens District, Smith Carolina, testifies that, bv its use alone he was cured of Rheumatism in both of ni* knees, of several years standing. The following was handed lis by a respectable Physician in Georgia: Messrs. ScoviL it Mead: -Gents : I have been using your Liverwort and Tar //cbrww Plaster very extensively in u?v practice for three years nasi, and it is with pic. sure that I state mv oelicf in* their superiority over till other articles, with wliieh i am ac<juuin. ted, for the purposes for which they arc recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, es peeially, is tin universal p.ill ices for hical pains. I hnvo also fo md it n most excel lent .application for Sp<* in* mid r i- ? t gives universal satist ction wherever used. H. fc> Dcii.I.S, .11. n. I Knowille, On. March Hit. IH53. fcflT A VCMCK FROM OEORGI \ Read the following testimony from a phvx'cUn. G. nttcuicn?Your Hebrew PI.inter ban cured me of pains of which ! have suffered for twelve years past. During thi-? period I labored under nn affliction ?>f my loins Rlld side, and tried many remedies that in. own medical experience suggested, but without obtaining relief. At length I used yonr Plaster, and am now bv its good etfccis entirely cured. I will lecuniuicnd the Je?\ David or Hebrew Plaster to all who are snf fering from contraction of the muscles, or permanent pains in the side or b.ck. The people of Oe rgia have but to h come ac<|u tinted with its virtues when Hi m will resort to its use Yours, truly, M. \V. WALK Ell, M D. Forsytlu*. .Monroe County, (i . To .Messrs. Scovit.V .Mead, New Orleans. La. JEW DAVID'S OR //EBREW PL VS TER IN NORT//CAROLINA. Messrs. Scovil &. Mr.ad: I hoe ocen troubled with the chronic rheilin disin for the last twelve years, (hi the 1st of Jul\, 1S49, I wns so bad that I could inn turn myself in bed, and the p an so severe thai I bad not slept a wink for six days. At this time mv attendin t nhvsicisn oru^-ril,...! -? mm I" J f" **"*" " "V" the "Hebrew Plaster,' and il in-led like a charm ; the pain left me, end I slept o-or?than half of thu ?:ght,and in three day* i was able to ride oat. I consider the /A*brew Plaster" the beet remedy for all sort* of pains now in uee. O. W. M'SIINN. //enderaonviPo, N. C., Aug. 10, l8?o. <s * s s >s Beware of counterfeit* and b uw imitation* ! The genuine will in future have the signature of B. Taylor on the aleel plate engraved label on the top of each box. Purchasers are advised that a mean counterfeit of thi* article is in ?d?l?nce. The genu'lie la sold only by 11% and by ?ue agent*appointed throughout I8e Mouth ?M tut pmLar ii allowed to *tll it. Dnal?ri and purchasers generally are cautioned against buying of any but our regular agents, otherwise they will be impoaed upon Willi u worthless article. HCOVII.A SI BAD, 113 Cbartre* afreet, N. Orleans, Bole General Agents for the Southern Blab s, to whom all orders must invariably be addressed. Jan St 49 6m DISOIiTJnON. The pirmof iiahheltinb&iia. CilNH la thin day diaaolved, by mutual eonaent, and all persona indebted either by No'* or Aeeuiint <*511 do well to **.-*11 and pay op, on or before the '20th of February t\v*t, tut tfi 'r lh.it J ?y everything will be pal in ault, a* the Ann mual be twilled up. We moat have money to My our dabla with. No longer indulgence will be given. J. A. IIASMKI.TINK. W. K HAGINS. Ian?Mt<r C. If., inn. 17, ISM P. 0.~yrbon? that owe J. A. Ifgaeeltino individually, tnual pay up. or ehare the nm? . fate ao tfcoa* that w ? the Itrm. Thia m poei lively the last notice that will appear in the Udgtr, the neat will be from *t> Alio* ""Jin 17 47 41 Harness and Upper Leather For side, one mile east of I'lnwunt Hill, bv L M. C.\U niEN. ; Fob. 7 AO 3iu Mules and Shingles for ? Sale. i Two or Three likely MULES, nnd 20 or 25,000 SHINGLES can bo procured by applying at the residence of the subscriber, j 5 n ilea South of Lincasterville. J. M. SHAVER Jan. 17, 47 3t THE TROOP. r | aHE Members of thin Company, and those 1 X. wlio wish to join, arc earnestlv re I quested to meet on the last Saturday in Feb- , ruarv next, the 24lh im??., at Lane inter, j H There will be iin-i nests of the greatest importance to the roup to tr n, e have more than the requisite imnb men to lie received or nicorpor it- >l >' the State .Militia. Come forw-r I p this day, and we will ag in i ? >, lion for olHecrs ami ...op1 n will Ih? two or three *p ehn - < >'' ' present *d for vmir sel ii to be sign. d. Voni lie- - qoired. lobe -eat to 'a uniform* in i ll i ,le1 * meet promptly on the i , be the last elforl Willi me to ? iv .. t SE? R Jan 24 48 iio TO THE PUBLIC. I fi'd in the hint and previous iss o- of the "Lancaster ledger" the foaoaing d>o;* tiaement, w hieli. .as I h.ee for some tine* p i -t been enjjtjred in Helling buggies in this t)ia triet, most allude to inc. - \\ here at I am inforineil that . n..r?nn l>. Ihp of McKlhanv li >* been offering In sell Btipgie* in biticiMtcr District, mill s v i inp ihrtt tliev were made by nie in Yorkville. Now. Hint itt friend* nod the citi/cu* of fsinc.istcr pern rally, may mil b itnj>-I upon willi h <1 nn<l nnf.i iii'il wor*. I i ike thin method < I' iiifitruiin_' b -in lb .1 I li ,ve ilev.r einplo nl ry person In ill t n ?? *?d| Humpies ?>r ?rri >/.- I'ur me. nnr li I ev r i routed .in v Irele in iix-fiii II In Iiia po?*-ss'..oi mii| in * -H' I . II i ( 5v a IV?r me, or of my in i will li iv b' |iiimrnKiini uiii|iieMi?in..iile ulboriiy of li laet over inv* own sipo .turn. Jan. 3. ( LmumI, U. T. tVIIKEI.Klt'* Jimliee to nix aelf rei|iiire.H 111 .1 I should notice Hie above charge i. iinhusit ilimjly, pronounce it ft!**, and with nil tUr lrnsl*n.-blanrr of. vr fanndalian <n truth I have never represented ut any lime, or to any permoii any Unpjiy or oilier vehicle wliieli i may have bud for sale, as hcinp the in iiinfactiiru of "15. T. Wheeler." ami I mom fmbi'cly stump Ihe assertion that / hair so donr. with 1'ie bran J of a basrnrttI unmitigated falsrhoml I confidently appeal for the truth of my affirmation to the people of this District, with whom I may line had any business train fictions. Just so soon us i satv the ud-erliftcmciil of .Mr. Wheeler, I went to Yorkville and dent nded of him Ion author, which hr declined giring. I will only <?dd, that such conduct, us ! "B. T. Wheeler" has in this insl nice displayed, will most iissiiredly meet with its own reward: and if be thinks and liooe - I thus to reenininend Is in ttoik by i?**ailitio tin* inuueent. he will fully r.-olize the dim.ippointiiient, which hi* eoitrue demertedly merit* JON \TIIAN MelSI.IlANI&Y. Jan. 43d. I8W, 48? 4?. To Merohants, Planters, and Others. T TIIE underdoned, formerly of New 11 Vork City. but now a permanent remittent of Charleston. am prepared to do an? liin^f in tlie line of a (teller..I Ajfeney and Coiii'iiUiition l)iitine?i entrusted to me I will make purchase* of l>r\ (iiNids (iroeerien, Hardware, Hoots, Shoe*. K.mey Uood*. Drii;,'*, |'aiiit?, Oils, f ruit. Jetti'lry, Confee iouery, llnolit, Stationery. I.iqimrs, C'lollii /. t?r ant tiling eUe tli t* can be obt ined eilIter in lliit eity or New Vnrk, lloaton or I'liil.tdelpliiand on i*jfood terms, if not belter ill m the Mereh.int* or IN.inter* tliefiimeli eouid tillv lh?'Mi, Ihervby mating It''in tite neee-.rn.iry e.orbil tnt ex pen* * .tlundino a %Uit to thin city I v ill nlterul permoiiall lt> tile Il l-kill" .mil a>t? .n.ii.1* ill. i-i.. by umidiiig any inipt.ike* or daii-g'. I wilt alto attend promptly to any U inning or ln*urauce boxiiifHM Unit i may lie f?vor?nl with, mid * ill make payment of d,*bt*? Fr.uii my Iiiiii{ rtprrirni'v in a general inereuntite bunitirM, I nin fully ruiiviiii'nl tliut 1 ?'mii pi\c i?< rt".-?*t ?.iii-?f .i* ion, and noil lie moat faHiidions t iate in niv apleelioiiH. Ko my aervitvH I ?li.dl rv?|uir?* a moderate ? o nmmion, m-cording to ilie nature of the bum. new. DAVID M. GAZI.AY, OtHee ou-r Bird's Store, 325. King at , ('harluaton, S. C. Jan 31 48 ly . MY COURTSHIP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. BY HENRY WICKOFF A true account ol liiw Adventures in England, Switzerland and Italy, wit'' MISS. J. (J. GAMBLE. OP PORTLAND PL AUK, LONDON. With t?m uupublithed Correspondence of MtaSOAMRI.R, MRS O Co HOE OROTR. MR. JOKHUA BATKA, tor B AKIN<. BROTHERS,). THR KMPKHOK RAPOLIOR. LORD PALMEllSTOH. MAKQffs ofcavour,Captain I'ukenhuni, Count of Vilette, Dr. Baker, (U. S. Consul), Mr, Kinney, (U. H. Charge D*\tf.ir?;, Mr. liolieon British KmbaMAudor), 'I'imolliy urnwn inriiiHii i onaiiij, IS iron <1c H iduoaiin EinbunoudorJ, (,'ouut D*Ortuy, \?nny Klaaier, Thurlow Wcea, ??s., die, Sic. The novelty and inte-eat of thia extraor iinn.y publication UMy be judged from lite fitct, thai il ia an undiaguiacd revelation of the Author's I ,'ourtaiiip of .VI'im Gamble, the great American heircxa, and ia full of the moat romantic and umuaing *reocs nnd incident, winding up with the Authors detention in an Italian prison. The di*iingui?hed pemon*. both of Kurope and the united St.itea, who took a part in thia exciting and uiyateriona drama, a>e all hroaghl forward with their pi Wate correspondence. The incredible and piqueni devciopcinenla of thia lively book inuat create a deep oenaaiion and command an anpreeadantcd aalc. The piunrui nowMity or Ibis ?ry?M will bo *dniitU'<l by all, when they eomu to that both th? Bri'ieh Governmaat ? well *s the heroine herself, have constantly refused t?? repair the wrongs and injuries done to the II Author except by offers of money, which he I repeat tally nd wantfW> wlnti ^ PA.m #|, and ft OA W' L**>' J C. DKRBV, Pnbliaher. ^ Mfc 119 Maaaayreat New Vort. **' :'*T" STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. LANCASTER DISTRICT. In the Common Pleat. John Adiuns ) vi > Attachment. Jonathan Mackey. ) Whereas the plaintiff did on the 14th day of October, I8a4, file his declaration against the defendant, who (as it is said,) is absent from, and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor nttorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said declaration alight be served. It is th- ref if- ordered, that the said defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration on or before I he 15th day of October, which will he in the year of our Lord, one thousnid eight hundred and fifty-five,otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be en and awarded against him. J. A. STEW MAN, Clerk. 'lerk*s Office. 14th Oct. 1854. i l.:.neaster District. { ?t 18 35? I y Id Pr.Fee$IO_ NOTICE P t i Firm ..f J K. CURETON. & CO., I is his day dissolved by mutual u\ve return our sincere thanks for od liber>1 pitroniitfo we have re-oiee t.eiili engaged ill tl?0 lOere.lll t ' 1--SS. A h'-reli, notify all who arc in any man i iudv hti d to J E. Cureton <fc Co.. to make i.uiii di te p vioent to Mr. FELIX McLAR N >S. s the business of aid firm must be closed up, as no induli/ence can be given. J K CURETON. FELIX McL \R\ON. ' a !>ih 1855 4fi?4f _>outh Carolina. >.. IYCA S TKR DIS TRICT. la the (Jam man I'leas. J .illicit J. Carlisle, i vs. > Attachment. Jonathan Mackey. j Wfll'.REAS the plaintiffdiil on the ISth I iv ?>f ''nreli 1854. tile their doclarati??n ginst the dnfendent who. (it is said) i hsent from mil without tlic Iiinitn of this 1 ate. and hn* neither wife nor ittorney,? I jown within the limit* of the same, upon vhoin a copy ofthe said Declaration might be served : it in therefore ordered tSuil the said I 'fendi-nt do ippcnr and plead to tho said leeluration on or before the 19th dny M ireh which will be in the venr of our Lord one. thouitaod eight hundred and lifiv-tive, otherwise 'inn find ibaolnte judgment will j then be given and a wared against him, JOHN A STBWMAN.Clerk. Clerk'* Office, Lancaster C. H. 18. 18.51. 7?1 A W ) RK OF INTKNSK INTKRKST. Notes on Duels and Duelling. Ai.rnAnr.TicAi.i.Y Akkahged. With a Preliminary Historical Rssny.? Bv Hon Lorenzo Sabine. 1 vol. 12mo.? Price 25. This work comprises sketches of the principal duels, from that net ween David and tiidi.ih. the first on record, to the present day . and contains a full account of those of importance, including all of historical interest, in the annals of this country. 1 lie duels between Hamilton and llurr t'l iv and Randolph, Decatur and D uron, Cillct and Or.ves, as well as many others, are related in full; and the author's familiarity with history, and his intimacy with men in public life, has enabled him to bring to light fiefs of great interest and value. The .-i\iditv with which every nci ount of ? duel is sought for and devoured led the publishers to hesitate he fire offering the public i volume coot doing such u fund of interesting and exciting niateri d ; but the hi ?h eli >t leter of tlio author, and a perusal I' his llisloric.il Essay, have convinced them that I In* publication of the work is destined to exert a highly beneficial influence,? Published by CROSBY, NP IIOI-S &. Co., Boston. For itiile by nil booksellers. Jan. JO 46?tf. tiFk mm mm OF ENGLAND. Aii Kxpusilion of the Condition and Tre.itiiieni ofthe latboring tdnsses in the Fi?*_ tories and Coal Mines of (ireat Dritain; Compiled from Official Documents, by John C. Cobden. II Illustrations, muslin, 500 pp , PJmn S*rlce till 24 It i* a capital book, and entitled to a place in every 'nan'* library.? Xttc Yitrk Mirror Croat (frit tin outfit to be ashamed to talk of American slavery, ho long nil her factories continue to be m eties of such horrible degrultioii and sutTering.?Albany Argw*. Ilere in a book which not oolv carries the war into Africa, but absolutely belabor* a nation moat zealously with the cudgel* provided by itself.?Arthur'* Hume (iazrttr. VVe ?on less that the revelations here in ide -re perfectly appalling.? L'tica Heraid. A BOOK FOE EVERY LIBRARY. IUST Published, the LIFE. PUBLIC f J SERVICES and Select Speeches of | HENRY CLAY,i by EPES SaR(?E\T, in one largo octavo volume, 680 pp., price |j 00. Mr. Clay's (JRKAT SPEECHES are here for the first timo, presented in a convenient and generally acceptable form, in connection with an accurate ami concise, yet full view of the public and private character of the Creat lumnonrr of our country. sidney's history ok australia. The Three Colonies of AUSTRALIA KKW SOUTH WALKS. VICTOR1A. AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA. I Their Pastures, Copper Mines and (JOI.I) FIKLDM. BY SAMtJKL Ton illuatmtions. Munlin, 40%flno9vi iM Prio? $1 2b^ Th# information embodied in thin work In junt what ia nought for by every one.?Rarinr Dauy AdrnraU. We have been grenlly interested in the work?-eo innrb ao, indeed, that we could notaatlafy our*elvea without going through with it entirely.?-N Y. Bap Rrgitler. The work above named ia not only eery lively and ktorealing. but having been pre. pared by a gentleman who had areeaa to the moat reliable data, in fumiahea jaat the information whWb avery bod* ia in qnvat of and which am at be iavalu.Me to pvrannn intending to Naiantr^a. N. Y. Organ. M1IXBR.ORTON A MULLIGAN, t> Atsbnnt sod Bnflhl?, N. t. 1 ' ? ' * e-' .v- - J > BRITISH PERIODICALS. EARLY COPIES SECURED. Premiums to New Subscribers. LEONARD SCOTT, & CO., New York, contiuus to re-publish the following British Periodcals, via: 1. The r.osnow Quarterly Review, (Couaerrztire.) 3. Tnz Kdiniieoh Rztiew, (Whig.) S. Tiiz North British Uetirw, (Frew Ckarch,) 4. Tub Wxstuishter Review, (Liberal.) t. Blackwood's Edihbcroh Maoazire, (Tory.) THE present critical state of European affairs will render these publications unusually interesting during the year, 1854. They will occupy a middle ground lietween the hastily written news items, crude speculations, and tly'ng rumors of the daily Journal, and the |Minderous Tome ol the future historian, written alter the living interest and excitement of the great political events of the time shall have passed away. It js to these Periodicals that readers must look for the only really intelligible and reliable history of current events, and as such, in addition to their well-established literary, scientific, anil theological character, we urge tlieni upon the consideration of the reading public. Arrangements are now permanently made for the receipt of early sheets from the British Publishers, by which we shall be able to place all our Reprints in the hands of subscribers, aliout as soon as they can lie furnished with the foreign copies.?Although this will involve a very large outlay on our part, we shall continue to furnish the Periodicals at the same low rate* as heretofore, together with the following premiums to new Subscribers: TERMS AND PREMIUMS (Srr List of I'rcmium Volumes Mow.) For any one of the four Review*, and one premium vol. * - f 3 00 j For any two of the four Reviews, ami one premium vol. - - 5 00 I For any three of the four Review*, ami two premium vol*. - 1 00 For all four of the Review*, and two proiiiimn vol*. - 8 00 For Blackwood's Magazine, ami one premium vol. - - - 8 00 For Illaekwood and three Rvviewn, ami three premium vol*. 00 For Illaekwood and the four Review*, and three premium vol*. 10 00 Payment* to he made in all cane* in advance. Money current in the State where issued will be received at par. The Premiums consist of the following works, back volume* of which will In- given to new Sub*-ribers according to tlie number of periodicles ordered, as above explained :? Premium Volumes. Poked;* Quarterly Review, (one year) Blackwood's Mauazivk (six months). latNOo* Quarterly Review (one year). Edinburgh Review (one year). MerKorot.oTt* Magazine (six months). Westminster Review (one year). Consecutive Premium volumes cannot in all vases be furnished, except of the Foieign Quarterly Review. To prevent disappointments, therefore, where that work is not alone wanted, subscribers will please order as many different works for premiums as there are volumes to which they i may be entitled. (Illllhillg. A iliKount of 25 per cent, from the above prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering lour 1 or more Copies of any one or more of the above works. Thus, four copies of Blackwood, or of one Review, will be sent tooue address lor fj ; four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood lor $:J0 ; ami ao on. *m* No premium will be given where Hie .bovo allowance is mail* to Clubs, nor will premiums, in any ease be furnished, unless tile .subscription money U paid in full (o the Publishers without recourse to an agent. Money eurrcrt in the State where issued will be eceivod at p>r. PoxfilffC. In all the Principal cities and towns, these works will he delivered, through Agents FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent by mail, the postage to any part of tbe I'nited Stall's will be but TwcxvY-rors Cksts a year, for " Biackwod," and but Fourtbi.n Csnts a year for each of the Reviews. Remittances and coinnmnicationa should always be addressed, post-paid, to the Pub Ushers, I.KON ABB SCOTT k CO., 54 Gold Struct, Now York. N. B.?I.. 8. A Co. have recently published, and have now for sale, the "FARMER'S GUIDE," by llenry Stephen*, of Edinburgh, and l'rofeasor Norton, of Yale College, New Hutch, complete in 2 vols, royal octavo, containing , ltiUO pages, 14 steel and 600 wood engravings ' Price, in muslin binding, $6. Jan. 10, 1M56. .46 I Rook Hill Academy. r|N|iy undersigned, a Committee nppoin- ) 1. ted by l?ti Board of Trustees of Rook Hill Academy nnn<>unce to the public that they have secured the services of the Rev. ( A. WIIYTK, for the ensuing year. The Trustees flatter themselves, tlint from | his experience as a teacher and his high lite- , rarv attainments, their Autdemy will receive j i a liberal patronage from the public. I < The School w ill cotmnenoe on the 15th of JANU \RY next. The terms of tuition 1 as follows, per session of five months : 1 S(K-llinj/, Reading and Writing ft; 00 ' Arithmetic, Geography.English Gramninr, die 7 60 ' liitlin, Grwk, Mathematics, die 12 60 Pupils will !>? charged from tin* lime of entrance, ami no deduction made Tor ah- ' nenee, except in canes of protracted illness. |-4f~ Hoarding may be obtained conve- j j nient to the Acndcinv nt #8 pur month. . JOHN MASSEY, i CoraJ LAWRENCE MOORE, J. mittee. J JOHN JOHNSON, ) ( Jan 17 47 5t ^ EST B R j Carriage Factory. _ JtTWt W , The undersigned in now pre- ; 1 9atfAp.red to injUiufacture, at hist I Establishment in Chester- I I ville, all kinds of CARRI AGES adapted ' to onr rnuh and hilly country, nnd of the J hca> Materials. 1 lo would suggest. an nt- ' most e\?uy man in the up country is more or lens a ju ge of limber, before you buy J or order a Carriage, no matter when*, look nrouud and nee what nort of Lumber the [ builder has and in what condition it is kept. \ The Carriage-Maker may Lie, or Hosier*s much an he pleases, but the grand | secret of carriage-making live in the Lo* ! BKit-pile. ' To boy a cheap Negro, Horse or Car. c riage.ia to verify the old adage : Penny 1 f wise mini PoundfwAisk. (Jive me a fair price for my work, and then if it is not wade I right, hold me responsible. If It wen* not for Paint. Putty and Gloe, 1 What would we poor Coring,--Makers d?1 I J C. r. HOLHT Chester, Jan. St, lltM. \ ; 49 if j JOSEPH WHILDEN, DEALER IN PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. No. 11 Ha; ne-Mtrect. CHARLESTON, S. C. He keeps constantly for sale a general assortmcnt of PAlNTSand OILSof all kinds. VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS and KAKsll-:*, SPTS. TURPENTINE, SIMRITGA8,GLUE and BRUSHES of varioui kinds. Dec. 13 43 ly tW Look Out. /frl The Notes and Accounts of J. D. Mcl 1LVVA1N A Co., have been placed in m\ hands for collection. All persons knowing themselves indebted, In any wise, to saic lirm, will please call and settie forthwith, a! after the first of February they wlil h, placed in the hands of an Officer for eollcc tion. TIIOS. R. HAG ILL. Dec. 20 44 6t Pay Up, Pay Up. ALL Persons indebted to the firm of P C. Harper &. Co., are requested to conn forward and settle, cither by Note or Cash the latter preferred, or they will find thei accounts in the hands ?>f an ofiicer for col lection. P. 0. HARPER. Dec Gth 42 2in Saddle and Harness ESTABLISHMENT. AT LANCASTER C. II.. S. C. THE 4 bscriber takes olonsurein inforn ing tne citizens of the District, and out lie gene y, that having just returned t'roi Charlesto . with a full and complete stock of MiidtllfR, Ifritllt's rr-^i JlnrtiiitfuilN, &c. /f"V lie in prepared to furnish anything in his line t us reasonahle priees as can he found anywher Mis stock consists, in part of the following art cles, rijt : Saddles for Ladies, ^lfen and Buy*. at price Tarring fmtn $5 to $'25, some the host ipialit erer hrought to this plivec. Bridles, fmtn $ 1 to $5. Harness of all kitn kept constantly on hand and manufactured i short notice from (110 to $1(10 per set. In addition he keeps always on hand such a tides as may he found in similar establishment sudi as Hitts, Stirups, Huekles &o. N. It.?All orders lrom a distance proinptl attended to. P. M. I'OEli. March 15 THE AMCim HOLLOW AY'S PILLS To the Citizens of the I'nited Stairs. I most humbly and sincerely thank you fo the immense patronage you have bestowed upoi my Pills. 1 Lake this opportunity of staling tha my Ancestors were all American Citizens, am that I entertain for all that concerns Americ and Americans, the most lively sympathies, si much so, that I originally compounded my Pill expressly to suit your climate, habits, constitu tious, ami manner of living. intending to estab lish myself among you, which I hare now don by taking premises in New York. 38, Corner of Ann ami Xa**au-St. A*. 1*. PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD a*l> LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINT* The Citizen* of the Union suffer much from (lis order* of the Liver and Stomach, scarcely an] are free from the influence*! of these destructive maladies, hence life wear* fast. The lair sex perhaps the most handsome in the world, up t< a certain period alien, distressing to say, man] loose aheir teeth and good looks, w hile Vet in tin hayduy of life?such sad evils may he elfectuull] remedied hy continually keeping the blood pun and the Liver and Stomach in a healthy action when life will How smootly, and resemble plant in a congenial clime, where an eternal spring ap pears to reign. As it regards the prcscrvutioi of the human frame and the ditrati n of life much may be effected, and 1 say fearlessly, tha health and life may be prolonged for many year beyond the ordinary limits, if llolloway's Pill are taken to purify the blood according to tin rules laid down for health contained in the di rection* which accompany each box. A Case of Weakness and Debility of U years standing, cared by Holloway'i Pills. Copy of a I.eltrr fr<nn Captain John J<Jtn*on A'tor Uoutt, X. Datrti Jan. !>th, lhft-t. To PnorrssoR Holi.oway, 118, Corner of Ani ami Nassau Street, N. Y. Sir:?It i* with the most heartfelt pleasure 1 have to inform you that 1 have been restored tc health and strength by taking your Pills. Koi the lust ten years 1 suffered from a derangement of the Liver ami Stomach, and was reduced ic such an extremity that I gave up my Ship, nevei expecting to go to sea any more, as 1 had tried every remedy that was recommended to me, but all to no purpose; and had given myself up tc despair, when I was at last recommended to ink* your Pills. After using them for three months, the result i* that I am now in better health than 1 have been for eleven year* post, and indeed an well as ever I was in my life. You are quite nl liberty to make this known for the benefit ol other*. I remain, sir, your* respectfullv, (Signed) JOHN JOHNSON. These celebrated Pills arc wonderfully efficacious in the following complaints : Ague, Inflammation, Asthma. Jaundice. liillioua Complaint*. I.irer Complaint*, Blotches on the Skin, Lumlwgo, Bowel Complaint*, I'ilea, L'olics, Rheumatism, Constipation of the Bow- Retention of Urine, eU, Scrofula, or King'* Evil, Consumption, Sore Throats, Debility, Stono and (irarel, Dropsy, Secondary Symptom*, Dysentery, Tic Doulourex, Erysipelas, Tumour*, h'cutalu Irregularities, Ulcere, Eerera of all kinds, Venereal Affection*, Mis, Worm* of all kinds, lout, Weakness, from whatIoad-ac)t?, aver cause, Ac., Ac. Indigestion, *m* SoLD AT Till EaTA BUSH martof Pllo f.hsor Hot.Low ay, 344, MtharD, (ntmr 1'kmpi.k Bar) l-osDo.s.and nlsoet his iloner r New York. Order* for Medicine* in the States, addressed. 'T. Holloway, New fork,' will receive doe attention. Sold alio by all respectable Druggist* end dealer* n Medicines throughout thu United State*, n Boxes si 374 cents, 87 ccnle, snd $1 50 ien(*c*d. To be hsd Wholesale of the irinciplo Drug //otiaea in Union. yf There ia a considerable saving by taring the larger size*. N.B.?Direction* for the guidance nf ps ient* in avery disorder are affixed to each lox. Seid by P. M COHEN, C*. ?? Hay a* *t-f Ckaxiaatea, . C. i,:: I? ' *>*+ ,M " t *32?G* PROSPEi OF THE LiHCliT FOR THE NEi 185 THE SUBSCRIBER is grateful for the 1 past three years. The list of Subscribe ! increasing, that, at this time, we have a vera : Patrons of our paper to say whether we are d ! not. Hare we merited your favors, or have ' rogatory, we would briefly state, that we hai | year, devoted our whole attention to the pnp< I deavorcd to give " value received." It is trm r stances, when a dark day came, upon us, an* j j was suspended for a very short period. We j more attention to the Ledger than previously, > ! aged, to do even still more. . | About the commencement of the New Yea Interesting and mo t & 1 ft I S & l i This w ill be succeeded hv others, in addition tc p 1 i &c. it m almost every paper, we have given one or tw p not the namby, pnmby trash which floats ah !. ! our intention, during the next year, to pre.sei I every week. We are not censorious?we do not wish to - embarked in this business, we desire to give o I are ambitious so to improve i", and enhance i | able distinction. We wish it to be said tliat^ ' worthy of Lancaster District. To do what we promise, requires greater oi : will Jo all and more than we promise. Our / Five Copies, eacli, m Ten ?lo <Io Fifteen do do T wen tyd? <lo , Single Copy, one Tear, in u d'l-iyeti three months, 12 50; if delayed six We appe al to our friends to aid us. Evei ? ? - t . ? ?M i i. i- one auuiiumni sunscriuer, mm mn is iuuic iin? ! tied to double our list. Try friends, do your | first of January, send us each a subscriber. i inent <>1 a paper hero has done much tor Lan< Is j To persons in no way idenliti id with the dislri< u i be such that it will prove as intcrostlrg as ant A. New feature?Altoget 1 hiring the next year we will give several 1 pen cf a gentleman of this District, who need;1 ly the best w riters in the country. We have sue argie dreams, and the r.rtic'es ho is at present selves be worth the price of subscription. N< ? your names at once. If it lie your desire, v with the January nuinlnr Address II. S. , I UTII AWI AL I AIK | ^ or TlIK \ SOUTn C AUOLIN A 1 N S T1T U TI*. i THK Kifili Annual Fair of the South Carolina Institute for the promotion of Art, Mechani- j | ealn Igenuity ami industry, will be held at the * New li all, now being erected on Meeting Street, | in the City of Charleston, commencing on i Wmixmiiav,* 18th of April, and continue ' r opt u for Exhibition until the 29th day of Novem- j " ber. | Suitable premiums will be given to the best [ 1 specimens in Art, Mechanism,ami other btunch- | * I of Industry; also, of Cotton, It ice, Sugar, To- ' .)(l 0 I bacco, Coin, Wheat, Ityc, Oats, l'otatocs, and |<| s | other Agricultural products. I .... j Tlie Ladies, to whom the Institute has been j so tnueli indebted, are respectfully informed | e that suitolile premiums will be provided by the i Committee, and awarded to the be.-t specimens in every department of laidies Work. The following special premiums are offered: For the lurgest quantity of COCOONS, raised ? I on one Plantation, not less thau ten bushels? , 1 j a Silver Pitcher, or ! * For the largest quantity of SI't'N SILK, the I J produce of any one plantation, not li^-s than ten E I pounds?a Silver Pitcher, or tj.VJ. * J For the best improved SKA ISLAND COT* TON GIN", on some new principle superior to . ^ j those now in gcnciid use, or for any real or ? Important improvement the:eon?a Gold Med1 ul. I spi f" ; For tho best STALLION?a Silver Cup. I lin * | For the best M AitSll TAt'KKV GKLDfNG? Tl * a Silver Cup. to For the best specimen of Sun Fower Seed Oil, t-d 1 not loss tliau One Gallon?a Silver Cup. Y,ri ' i Foi the best Ca?hmere Ham?a Silver Cup. j * lfor the best Cashmere Ewe?a Silver Cup. ?s] For the fieri three quarter blooded Cashmere B h'id?a silver cup. j ' f For the best Hum?a silver cup. For the best Hour?a silver eup. XV1 For the Invention of a suitable Machine for j P" ) pulverizing Ked Pepper?A gold medal. 5 For the best Essay on Southern Grasses? Kiiflin prize, Silver Pitcher. For the beat specimen of American Sculpture ' ' ?a silver pitchci. tin , The Directors of the institutojtake great plea ?| sure in stating to the public, that hy the libee [ ality of the State and City to this Institute, they , I have now in course of erection, to he completed . by tlie 1st July next, and in ample time lor th~ t j approaching Fair, a large, commodious, mid ele , i gant building, capable of holding in its main I j>t Hall a&uo persona; ami also in connection witli I I it a Very well adapted and spacious machine ' Boom, which will enable the iu.-titute to fur, nish suflicieiil power lor any kind ot' machinery \i , that nuiy be oll'erud tor exhibition. v Every attention w ill be paid to all articles sent : trn j for exhibition. tel , All amides entered for premiums, must be ; pit sent in on or before Saturday, 11th day of Nop ventber next, directed to the care ol the Clerk of So. Carolina Institute, Charleston. Articles )(n may be sent after that day for exhibition only. ? Contributors to the Fair are respectfully request- [|1t ed to send full descriptions of the articles, ami such general information as may he of use to tinJudges, and suitable for publication. Address CLEUK OF THE So. Ca. INSTITUTE, to Charleston, So. Ca. THE GREENVILLE. \ BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE. !>, This Institution, recently established by ent the Stale Baptist Convenlh n of South Carolina. and governed by n Board of Trustoea of the Furman University, will go into ope- ? ration on the first of February next, under a full ('orps of competent Instruetors, and at i ^ * the usual rates of Tuition. Board can be obtained for Students on application to the undersigned. klchard forma*."1 of C.J. IOliord, { of p H P.na'iiM. I r T. B HoBKRrs, I mitt**. <>fti T. P. Brockmar, j hix P. E. Duncan. J th? |-W Every paper in the State will publinli three time*, weekly, nnd eend blfla to thin office.? (ireeni UU*l'ulriit(. Jnn. 3 46 St th< e? i. o- i WAX II AW TEST, meet* every SAT th< URDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock. M THOg.S. RIPDLt, m. H ABBEN8ACE8 LIVER PILLS. WORM STROP, For Sale by ' J. //3A?A*. IL mi w * A a?u?. n Jk t? for vJ!*' '** % CTUS top TH) W TF," ? "* T-r. *\ & iiii'jn? W YEAR, ' 3i i" 5* iberal patronage he h iv : ,v rs to tl.e Ledger !?rt- i > r respectable number. I <? serving ot this i. -la I ; ail ive not ? In reply to ??ur o\< ?r re done our li*-s?t ; wo havt. : jr, jvii'l, to tlie Ih-si of oni ; ! 4 p, tliul owing to uiinvoi'iali < 1 our horizon was cloud*-'. , have devoted, si hen that linn . ? and intend, if we are pro; erl\ > e i > r we will commence an ?st Attractive 8%S!? ? our'regular i\'12 W& E'i'f T* ay have been ol>*erve<l >! i .?e 0 piece*ol UriluLi/iL iur * i out; but real, genuine j>?n . ut our readers with an oiigii.a 1 l?e considered so. A* we v. i ur paper a character and m.-* . ' .J t? usefulness, that it in ay .'it;, i. the Ledger is an oxccHeni |. , itlay, and, if our friend* wit ,ui<i > . w Cluh rates are as follow* : $1 7X 8 * V."5 i .10 a.) 1 38} 20 1 93 2d A<ivaii<*c 82.. It p months, $3. ry subs-run r we luuo < . n we ask, yet we hoiiM best, and between t is tine It cannot he denied ! ;. a-tcr I>is*rict?enable ii t, thecliaraeteri^iier, of > .1 p .; / of the yiuikee sheet* her a new Feature : ESSAYS, 011 various subj-vis : ,> . i only a little energy to heeuoie -ne of eeeded in mousing him from 01t preparing for tile Lodge;-, w I them* jw is tin* lime to subs tile, re will commence vonr * :' 13 AI LEY, Editor ou" P < L ANCASlTEll H. < HEAD QUART! ID-'. / CoLUMBU, Dec. IMt'l. J8:>4. \ Deneral Orders, No. 1 I'he following getilleiaeo ha inted Aids-de e imp to t!,. 1' a lief, with (he r: :ik of I ' it ? ley will bu obeyed a tJ . tfly. B. B. BRYAN J RUXNOVAN i\ Jn. S. R. i; I S Inx'. j. guisu nm w. i? d?:\can'. J. H. M A RSI I \? \j J. It. SONDi.lA. It. II. MK.WS j gl.avk.r T. R Cl..\lvK>\. v Pho Aids-dc (n fiiiHi'hc* iiiul rcji '/i i'-ir ib , lltil.y, or ov li tti'r. (it Uie i-elur Gciicrnl. :.t !Mi I) vi ? a. by the fttli dav K e turui* cis lit' lli f! :>? r I v . the ('o nuii.n lor itt< to teporl u* but ig . 4*1 i^ escribes. If iithcr of tin* above nu imp, or of the General v '!' s set to rcpoit us hImivc r? i| .1 emei ft refusal to noyept > to! 'In* ve : II be iinincilt itdy tilled In ati'?li? *r . n. intim tit. By order of the Cont.utide; in CIA f. ' R. G M. I tynkov \NT. Ajutaiit nnil Inspector Gen- r.l. lar-Kvcry paper in tin* State will cn;?v i* above, insert ones, under lie. edifi" hend. SOUTH-CAtlOJ i.ancastk r 1)1 .* t u ? / Jamex II. Whither., ui, , dinar<J for naid UiilYict. Nkhbrbas n i.\ si7.li u s plied to ine for I.e't r.? of \d ;i> lion on nil ?nd fcingnhr th .1 s, Rijflitsnnd (Treditjs ot'A'n N Gi l ! Into of tlie District : I > id sod, being liis est me uhntii.i.iisUvi- . These are, therefore, to ci'.i i I. in.* . ' and singular, tii t i i r ' the said deceased. to b am i i? r , \ at our next Or .In iri * ' Jo' t >? <1 district, to In-liohU'i; if >. r( >tnte on the At div I., 1 1 show (mum!, if nv, ? i .. ?' ration hIiuiiIiI iioi Ik i (jived lllt'l' r . fa. . j !?. 8. >lhia I81I1 (|.y . ^ J VOJir of .ia|- li<>! i ; ht hundred nnd l*tV. *8* ."$3 y nintli voir ?f \iiu-n v*nS J. H. Wm/liK^'MOS, * Jun. 18 48::.'H ... lATE OF S0lTli('A!;01,i A. LANCASTER DIgTttWT S 2L Jfw lohn O. Crowder, who ? ? in < .?<? the HhcrtiTof l-mcaiite. |> u. < jj/gB r writ oPciomm n { y*rri'.' H t of Cieor^o AM<-n, 'i ice. togvthef with > -e.'d.i > ' ^ 1 whole estate .aid *ilhvto.d>..- yds.' ^ j Court of Common 1*1.-w, 1 j m?v be admitted to ti? the G*nrn^A?Mhr?Wv in .ti>. I- * U? vf of lni?olr,e8l debtor*, It i* i 'J i twtd George Aldon, end ?dt oVh. " iditorato wliwt the *<dd Jidin <5 <?rr> irny wine iflMitcd. be, and ,re hefebv, ^ mmoned, nnd hatro notice to tfpjpc r !*fer* ,>|l , j > anld Coort at fancitatar t/oort,outh" ,n/4.u lU. to A-- ..f *1 ? 1. _ ??- ** -J 'Kvtwj ww ?* mcij ?ii oinrru ri?? ?w im, if Mry they can, whv Ui* pnyreof iJk? m rHraas?*-* ' 6firt(j <-l>mnc.? Ml jjnL ' 8j^' '