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THE MARRIAGE STATE

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life do the beasts Of the 1eld, or
the insects Of the earth, evincng no more though,
reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not vouchsafed 10 them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
nre dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness Of coDhding and aHsstionAts wife, with
perhaps family Of children.
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THE LIFE GUAGE.
They err wEo measure life by years.
With false or thoushtess tongue;
Some hearts grow old before their time
Others are always young
TITS not the number ofthe lines
On Life's fast filing page;
IT'S not the pulses added throbs
Which constitutes their age.
Some souls are serfs among the free,
While others nobiy thrivc
They stand just where their fathers stood
Dead, even while they live
Others, all spirit, heart and sense
Theirs the mysterious power
To live, in thrills of joy wo,
A twelvemonth in an hour
Seize then, the minutes as they pass
The wool of Life is Thought!
Warm up the colors-let them glow,
By fire or fancy lraught
Live to some purpose-make thy Life
gift of use to thee
A joy. good, golden hope,
A heavenly arsosy!
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

MARCH OF MIND.-A very popular preacher in
South Carolina, and secessionst withal, haran
gued his hearers on the Importance of persever-
ence and forttude. He said; "You that is church
members must look not back upon Babylon $50
dom) like Paul's (Lot's) wife done. You must be
heap better than the worlds people Religion is
like battle, and Satan are strong. He hates good
men, and wants to kill them at seomst. In short,
my dear beloved hearers, you must do like Gene
raj Washington done at the battle OF Waterloo
In the skrimmage his horse killed by British
cannon ball. Did Washington give up the sword
to the enemy Not he. He sung out at the top
of his voice, "A horse horse my kingdom for
horseP A horse brought him by Frank
Marion, and thus secured the liberty of South Carr
| olna"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

LvORTY YEARS IN EGYPT.-J w RAN
IL DOLPH has for SALE April 13-
The Philosophy of Living, by Herbert Mayo M Disc
Ruth novel, by the author of Mary Barton-75c
Goodches History Of the United States, new edition
Illustrated Spanish and English French and English
German and English Primers-l2c
DIR Quincys Historical and Critical Essays, vos-s1
Rome and the Abby, tale of Conscience, by the
thor OF Geradine-75c
Essays and Reviews chiefly on Theology Politics and
Socialism, by o Brownson LLD-$l 25
Scenery OF the White Mountains with l6 plates-S3
Six Pleasing Companions, vz Little Freddy and his
Fiddle Sadder Moers Wendell, Little Lizzie and the
Fairies, Toney the Sleepess the Road Fortune, Fo.
niken and his Gold Pippins, with pates--5Oc
span-her Institutions Politics and Public Men, a
sketch by Wallace author Of Gmpses of Spain
The Bigow Papers edited with introduction, notes,
&c, by Homer Wilbur, NJ, Sd edition-75c
The Golden Harp, or Camp Meeting Hymns old and
Trials and Triumphs for half century, in the Life ofG
w Henry as experienced while sojourning 40 years in
Egypt year in the Slough of Despond three years
Twilight. and six years in the land of Bulah, together
with the Religious Experience ofhs wife, to which are
added one hundred spiritual songs with music-50c
ap ID
A PPLE BRANDx.-l5 bbs old Apple Brandy
"a receiving for sale by
NH go I. H. Wake & co
RRANDY.-a0 bbls superior Isle of Wight Apple
- Brandy receiving andf0r sale 6 BY TOWNS
EOsHEN EUTTER-I4 kegs received per
ap 10 JNo. WoMBLE & CO.
MARYLAND DOUBLE TWIN CORN,
w from one OF the best crops the Pamunkey.-25
bushels seed Corn of the above, for sale
apl2 JAS WINSTON
Pun 100 bbs Howland's superior Rum landing
LII and for sale by
apis DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
NANDLES.-Jacksons Summer Candes,2OO boxes
~ for sale by
ap4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
y CHESTS OLD HYsON PEA, Of supsrio,
- quality, for sale by
NH 3 WILLS 4 LOMBARD
Az BBLs URQ II ART'S APPLE
~ BRANDY, part 3 years old, for sale
NH 90 JAS WINSTON.
MANTlLLAS, MANTILLAS-Hands
WI silk Mantillas, for sale by
HARTWELL CO.,
ape Opposite Swan Tavern.
DRAZIL SUGARS, Salad Oil
ID Cognac Brandy. Castilon & Co brand
Port Wine
For sale by
ap 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & COM
N. X. RUM.-6o bbls pure Molasses Rum, for sale
apl2 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
S0B YLs CRUSHED sUGAK-
i OO 81 do Powdered do
30 hoxes Loaf do, for sale by
apla DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
wa HERE maybe obtained the most speedy remed
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HDRIME PORTO RICO sUGAR.-2l6 hhds
prime Porto Rico Sugar cargo of the brig Edwin
Filter, Captain Hewitt from Mayaguez, landing aud
sale by
ap LEWIS WEIR n SON
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Lumber and Cotton
LANDS.

David Crozier, In Equity, Lacnastcr
vs. District. Bill perfect
James Crozier, title and for other pur-
and Others, poses.
by virtue Of the decree Of the Court of
Equity, made in above ease, will sell to
the highest bidder at Lancaster G. H., on
The lst Monday, the 2nd day OF January,
1854. all that plantation or tract of land
originally granted to David C"user, Aug. 4,
1900, containing Gao acres, more or less. sit
uated in Lancaster District on both sides of
Hannniis Crcckat present bounded by lands
of Col. ii. II. Price, H. II. Masscv, Esq. and
the stcam-mill tract of s. B. Massey, Esq,
and others.
This tract Offers a two-fold consideration
TO the purchaser, on account of the great 4
bundance of pine timber so convenient to
The steam mill of 5. B. Massey, ESQ the
same being all woodlands, and on account of
the virgin cotton grit of the land itself; the
sagacious purchaser, looking to the great
demand for lumber for buildings and plank
railroad purposes, and the scarcity of virgin
cotton grit, will at once see that both are
moving and cash considerations.
TERMS.-A credit Of and years with
interest annually from day of sale, (except
as much cash as will pay costs,) the purchl-
ser giving bond and good security, and 4
mortgaSe of the premises.
JAMES II. WIT'IlERSpOON.
G. +. l.. d.
Lancaster G. II. Nov. l4,lS5 4l-7t.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
SHERIFFS SALES.

PY virtue of Sundry Writs Of Fisri Facias
- TO me directed. will sell before the
Court House door in lancaster, on the first
Monday in December next, within the legal
hours Of sale, the following property, viz.
one Tract Of Land containing seven Thou
sand acres more or less lying on Buffalow
Creek adjoining Land Of Reddick Moseley.
Catoe, and others, Granted to Thomas Sum.
ter.
Printers Fee $500.
One 2 Horse Wagon, chest Carpenters
tools, grind stone, turning leigh, l lot
timber, assorted, I lot spokes, l Buggy, I
Sythe and Cradle, cross-cut saw, I wagon
not finished, clock, beds and furniture, Q
bed steads, cooking utensils, 5 or 6 head
stock hogs, and many other articles too te.
dious TO mention. Attached and to be sold
rs the property Of Mathew Turner at the
suit of VIM. X. Marshall. and others. Con-
ditions, cash, &c.
Printers fee, $I.5O.
Also, by virtue of writ of Fl Fa, on the
same day, will sell l brown horse, levied
on, and to be sold rs the property of Jsn
r. Graham, at the suit Of Jones Crockett
Conditions, cash, &c.
Printers fee $3.50.
Also, One Tract, or all the unconveyed
Interest of Thomas Sumters in and to rs
Thousand acres Land more or less Granted
to Thomas Sumter, lying on the head of
lynche's Creek and adjoining the North
Carolina line. The above Lands are TO be
sold as the property Of Thomas Sumter, at
the suit of the President and Directors of
the Bank of the State of South Carolina, vs.
Frances Sumter Executor IF Thomas Sum-
ter.
Printers Fee 5000.
Also, Three hundred acres land more or
less whereon defendant lives adjoining land
OF James NJ. Shaver, John T. Maekey James
Nj: Ingram and others levied on and TO be
sold MS the property of Eli c. Bishop at the
suit of Gwyer Read and Taylor and others.
Printers fee 81, so 4l-3t.
Also, -Four hundred acres more or less
whercon defendant lives adjoining land of
Andrew Nelson, John Flynn, William Suli-
van and others, levied on and to be sold as
The property of Henry Hancock at the suit
Of II. III. Gooch and Others. Conditions
,ash &c,
Lancaster c. H., Nov. II 1853.
J. ID. HALLE. SID.
Printers fee $l.5O 4I-3t
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Estate Sale Of I 3 Negroes,
HOUSE, LOT ANDLANDS.

BY order of James II. Withcrspoon, Ordi-
nary. and in pursuance of the will Of Abra-
ham Perry, deed, will sell ut Lanca ,ter
Court House, TO Inc highest bidder, on Mon
day the 10th day Of January, 1854, the fol-
lowing choice lot of Negroes, belonging to
the late Abraham Perry, Viz: Old Dick, Ad-
am, Cyrus, Frank, Young Dick, Jim, Edv
and Child. liann"h, Mary, Pat, Amanda and
Eis"y.
Also, the house and lot in The Town of an
ca ter, ut present Occupicd by X. =. Bailey /;
bounded, east, by Main street; south, by
Arch street; west, by Catawba street, and
north, by lot ofM. Clinton.
Also, 100 acres Of Woodland near the
village, adjoining lands Of Mrs. Mellow, J..
III. Witherspoon, John Sings and others.
Also, 100 acres, more or less, near the
Rocky River road adjoining lands of An
drew Taylor and oilers.
TERMS.-A credit Of ~ months, with in
tcrcst from day Of sale, purchasers giving
note with two go'd surcties and mortgage
Of the lands. VI. CLINTON, Ex'r.
Lancaster L. H.. 10, 1853. iI-9t
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U. w. MUBLEY & Co.
November l6 4l-3t.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsTRIcT.

LANCASTER DIsrRIcT.
Minor Clinton Exee PS'1n and Gc et sale ssS Of
OF Abram Perry de- and Negroes; estate
ceased. ofA. Perry deed.
=, IL Is ordered that the children Of the bro
Tiers and sisters of Abram Perry, deed. late
OF lancaster District, S. G., that were living
at the death of Margaret Perry, widow of the
late A6ram Perry, (Which was June 3Oth,
Io3lD do establish their rights before the
Commissioners in Equity, for Lancaster Dist,
.: -, on or before the lst day of March,
1894, and that the Commissioner do report
thrreon ut the next Court of Equity for said
Dist, (Which will be June 26th l854.)
The above order was made in above case.
oy the Court, at June Term, 1863, and the
persons to whom the same refers and applies
are notified to comply with the requisitions
therein set forth, failure TO make known
and establish the relationship aforesaid. will
cause the estate of the Tcstator. (Abrom
Perry0 to be distributed between those who
q" cstabIiIl such relationship and operate as
\ ba. to those who do not
JAMES Ii. WlTHERSPOON,
Commissioner in Equity,
Lancaster Dist, $. G.
Lancaster {. H., s. c., Nov 9, 1853. lam
20? The following papers will copy
months and forward their bills with nun.
Der OF the paper they are also requested TO
notice the same cditorallv: The Common.
wealth, Frankfort, Ky; The Register, Raj
cigh n. e.: Advertiser, Montgomery, Ala.
Recorder, MiIlCdgerilIc, Ga. Flag of the
Union, Jackson Miss. Union, Nashville,
Tenn; Union. Washington city.
J.II.W
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DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
NOTICE

AM AT Dry Creek Pc. and NewNnn
49, Salum, may be found gen. Ny
ernl assortment Of fresh winter goods
which will be sold as low rs such goods are,
IN the District. We, invite Ladies' and
Gentlemen Of each respective vicinity. TO
come and see US, and test the thing or let Il
be tested. Usual time given, at Dry Creek
to good customers. We give notice that
Mr.. Carter may be found at New Salem
ready to wait en- his customers and visitors
Those wanting work done we recommend
To- 10 Carter as it will be warranted, fit and stitch.
those who hav'nt paid their accounts. for
1907, please pay before the lst of January.
We are in earnest.
G. w. MOBLEY g. Co.
November l6 4l-3t
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

kdN CHS TEX INSTRUCT.
BY James ii. Witherspoon, Esq, Ordinary
fO District.
WHEREAS, William Langley has
w applied to me for letters Of Administra-
ton on all and singular the goods and chat
t.els, rights and credits Of James Langley
Lite ofthe District aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
lSh all and singular, the kindred and credit.
ors of the said deceased to be end appear be-
fore me Mt our next Ordinary's Court, for the
said District to be holden at Lancaster Court
House on tn. 26th day of November inst, to
show cause, if any, why the said administra-
ton shold not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day of Nov. in the year Of our Lord, one
{ - thousand eight hundred and fifty
I |. S. three and in the seventy eighth
~ year Of American independence
J. ii. .WITHERSPOON,O 0. /. ID.
Nov. l6 Printers fec 81 4l-2t
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FOR SALE,
Waxhaw. Plantation
MY plantation on the Waxhaw Crock,
1vl cheap, terms accommodating.
8. b. MASSEY.
November 23d 1853. 42-5t.
$26 REWARD.

At meeting of the Merchants Association
Of Lancaster, held on the 18th Nov, 1863, il
was unanimously resolved that reward of
$26 be offered for the apprehension and proof
to conviction OF any transient Hawker, or
Pedlar, who may be convicted of illegally
exposing to sale, or selling any article of
merchandise within Lancaster District. In
accordance with said Resolution, notice is
hereby given that the above REWARD OF
s25 will be promptly paid to any individual
prosecuting 10 convict or anY psrson whc
may illegally expose to sale, any goods,
wares or merchandise within Lancaster Dis
trict. A. C.. DUNLAP, Ch'mp.
j. A. Ii ssELTINE, Ses'y. 4l-3m
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PR OS PEUS
LANCASTER LEDGER .


grateful not only .a~.
of
Country the Proprietor Ledger dious nr % h
pne $i 90 when ten Of substitution will
uu sh De delayed three months and three months TEN
year ANY person who will
htheroex
Ito dbeaL
the friends and well
Noh he contempate printing
which the
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LAND! LAND!!
Land For Sale !
4,llH ACRES.

TIME subscriber offers for sale, the follow
l. ing tracts of Land, in Kershaw District
y. G. to wit -
One tract on Jumping Gully waters Of
Big Lynch's Creek, containing 76l acres, all
wood land and well timbered, on which
there Is an excellent mill seat, on one Of the
most constant streams in the untry. This
land is well adapted to the culture ofcotton,
and lies in n few miles Of the contemplated
railroad from Camden to Lancaster c. II,
and across the main road leading fiom Cam
den to Blackney's Bridge.
268 acres lying on Little Buffalo, this
ract is all wooded land well timbered, and
lying near the contemplated Railroad from
Camden to Lancaster G. II.
Also, in Lancaster District, one tract con-
tanning 1000 acres lying on the waters Of
Flat Creek and Big Buffalo n portion of
which is frat rate cotton land, and also nca
the contemplated Railroad, leading from
Camden TO Lancaster G. II. This tract il
also wooded land and we'll timbered, and w.
Ing almost Immediately on the main road
leading from Camden 10 Taxahaw and thence
on 20 MunrOe, N. G.
Also one tract containing 81 Acres, on
which now reside, lying at Taxahaw on
"UtCh " uWbiHnV mousse
two Store houses, one Of which IL lust
completed, and now occupied by Clyburn
g. Brother, and other outbuildings.
To any person wishing to keep house
Of entertainment, to merchandise, to carry
on small farm, or the whole together, It Is
one Of the most desirable places In the coun-
Try. All the above locations cannot be sur.
passed for health In this or any other por-
ton Of the country.
The question will be asked, have no
doubt what Is mv object in selling thoss
valuable lands I To the inquisitiye, my re-
ply is I: | am In debt and again, have too
ls.ge a capital invested in land, and shall I
not find purchasers for the whole, I am will
ing to give preference 10 the purchasers.
address the subscriber at Hickory Head
P. o., SC.
MosELEY.
Nov. 2. 1853. 40 80
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SUTH CARLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Ian CASTER DISIRICT.
BY James II. Witherspoon, Esq, Ordi-
nary for said District.
WHEREAS, John J. Turner has ap.
w piled to me for Letters Of Admin.
istration on all and singular the goods and
Chattcls, Rights and Credits Of Sarh CASTOR
late OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
district, TO be holden at lancaster Court
House on the 25th day of November, inst, to
show cause, if any, why the said administra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this I th
day Of Nov'r in the year of our Lord one
- )thousand eight hundred and fifty
( l.. S. three and in the seventy eighth
~ year Of American Independence
J. II. WITHERSPOON, q. I. d
Nov. 18th Printcr'a fee 81. 4I-2
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NOTICE.
ly

A IL persons arc hereby forbidden TO sell
IN goods or any other article Of property
to any person whatever, on my account and
especially TO my wife Judah Ellis, who has
been for many years living separate and a
part from me. will pay no debts of that
nature, 80 give no credit 10 any person, ex-
pecting 10 make me Liable therefor, IA
WIN. w. ELLIS.
oct II, 1853 s6 sm.
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TWICE THE QUANTITY OF READING MATTER

The not
Paper nm
Tt where the Oao Houses only be
'ne @ dles and abridged
conduct
Many tales bor;na
~ SC
Siacton nc Will
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DIR. ALFRED CRAVEN.

HAVING devoted his entire attention TO
lathe practice Of DENTISTRY, begs leave to
inform the Citizens Of Lancaster and vicinity
that he will be found at Mr.. Hasseltines
on the End Monday In each month where he
will be happy to wait on those who may
need his services.
Oct 18th 1883 1y.