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,,.,Su1NGION AEEAIRS

w.s.;ysTas July % Thomas +. ilassey al alloatd
49, h.s, annoin ,ed Secretary 1i legation Ia ci Ia
IN ,u,v in The case al hnmhuT. have rreh s nd st'I
being unable to agree 1t IS understood INA, N > s','
,or conviction and five tor arqnitta me 'lh'e '"' '
,,,ol will be fixed on Monday, Isl August
Major Thomas editor Of III. Lexington lAo) 'h'o''
violent Anti. Heutou i here r Al,
II is generally believed that me a.eseh 10 ca
which ,,s been charged linst him. can De Si
risfacroriy explained The Government WIZ i'ss
bv him Hc has highly respectable and wealthy tca'
This city. ,,,o,,.v Gen.
The Secretary oi State Cav Marcy, the Attorney ',ca
raI accompanied by Col. Berctt. postmaster Puf
iur n.norrow Tor Bedford Springs where lhey WIN Se"
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TuE SPANISH MINISTER TO THE UNITED

THE SPANISH MINISTER TO THE UNITED
STATES Don Bravo Gonzales, the new Spanish Nihls
fer 10 Tie United States said 10 be man .! h'eSch'"
and characir has been mcInbcr o the queen 'a"he
and il about forty years Of age. lie Is e'nnrn'y '"e
md devoted Ia the support 4" the Spanish DOMINION
- il Is and will be llc Last ol all 'hc hte" SUBJECTS
"a ,uree 10 the ccsson Cuba either To Tie " states or "
rv crLrr p,wer Nj CgIi-ron de Ia bafci he pf1ae"'
Sn,nish Minister al Washington has mol beeh hpPo"'e
Minister Of Fc,cgn Affairs, as reported bens 6't w
- no will acro,dor 10 the usage in Spain bc placed
mon the diplomatic pension list with ocfa' a''"antc
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HEALTH OF PHILADELPHIA.

puuAbsLpHIA July 29rhe hoard Of heaih he'u M "'I @
;oa s noon Today and passed resolution asseLme .s,
Gusr arising from bilee water in the baIque handa-
IN thar only IL cases in all had occurred anu "n @
sunday that no epidemic exists, ana lha me c,y snipy
nnan.I health Tie eleg,aphc reports, sent OIL "ithn
,wo Iavs reprpsenting contrary state of lacts
"se GROSSLY exaggerated did moi emanae from Inc To-
rorresoondenr n The Northern and Sonihefn fess
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"And when with envy lime Transported
Shall !hiut Ia "nh ~ pI our ,rs=.
You'll ~ vnur nifiI agaiu iir cuGr,ci!
IN -, N ilLt. =

Yes gentlemen I'll 90 wooing in my boys and The bride
will br fame empire, and the dover Will hf the waste re-
c,aicd from savage beasts mare siva. ana c -
nc will hr freedom and cvlIz on freedom tempered ny
u,ijnp submission 10 legally constituted anihorlty ana
civilization founded on th" great textbook uI true ciVza
on the revealed word oil Cod In man.
Lord Eicsmerc frequently interrupted 5y applause
Al thu cuncison Of his remarks the band played God save
the Queen"
Mr. Josiah Quincy, Jr., was next called upon; he spohe
in his usual extremely iecit0ns style. lie made s''ht
humorous a!lusous 10 his position as IN k'NiS OF
a relation 10 the "City fathers which might perhaps
nc considered as making him city grhndlaict -"
which case lie thought he had reason 10 c"neratn''''
himself on his likely set Of grand children h"u save
me Queen" he said, would once have ouc" nnt VI I'a
within these walls; were glad 10 near ~ ahu
,oud of the prse nee the nobeman who had uSt spohe
in this conncyion Mr. Quincy spoke ul lord asho",'o
visit 10 this country, and The happy result "i MS hhu WI
Wrhstrrs Iahors He concluded by expressing me noP
,har The boys present might make better mrh 'an 'h''
,thers and the uirls guud women as ief hn'hets
The medal schOlars then united IN hohS 'e '' "
their combined voices were very pleasant
Among visitors Creek, III iiS halioha, ."s'a'
There were also number oi gentlemen an" 'H'is' "'''
nesrnce added much The pleasure ol the oGa7''h.
Thus passed OF the celebration oi III" s"t'," ~
festival of the teachers and medal scholars os c s>'
uutic schools.
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EXECUTION or COEnER.-Sherh Hays received a
second warrant from Governor Lowe this morning Iot me
execution of Thomas Conner, who was convicted u
Va, The tyecuou ordered 10 take place on FRIDAY neal
hr 5th Of August The fenda Of Conner nave used every
eIJou 10 procure commntaon o Ills sentence anu '''e
dci-ion of The Governor il final after complete txamna
hon Of the testimony aud mature consideration o he SUD-
ect-[ Baltimore Patriot.
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s, THE GovERNoK OF VIRGINIA.

uCEAS vacancy hgs occurred IN the Judiciary ut tins
Commonwealth ~ he ,ieas o Naorne NJ IdlidErr" '
10. uu composed oi the cotitieS ol be'iu."
p firuy trInklu anh lsy lYana Ihcie:orc IT.
~ III, Sheriff of said counties Is hereby rti" !" h"u
on Monday the fifteenth day ui August nc& AZ Tue A
Ir.d b. judge for The SAID "Irh ciica' " SUPP
ainIesLM ,,,.. ,,,,,.
ruuuc my hand as tovcmor and under 'e sea! ~ "
.g. "''' q" 80 '' 80 los JOHNSON.
~ "t ''"'''"'' ~ - ~ Iuy l2-cld
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~ TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

r.N,rinN having hccm received tn. Executive, that
49, -, committed by WM. II. EARRAR. in the county Of
iii, day 81 June last. by "iliu!ly shooting his
,,e * furrar, ani that The said VIM II. FdIrar has
y " m ~, m sill going al large -terrIuic, do hereby Of
~ m ,ge huuited dollars 10 any person persons who
" he san WIN Farrar and deliver him IN 10 the Jail OF
I q ilA
r.siag,an trHn!. ann moreover
wrsl cTi luL military and request the people generally
.r u.. t. procure the arrest o he Sad tarIai
i :. II. may he brought 10 Justice. ,
.r m, hand as and under te lesser Seal Of
ii. Commonwealth, Ricthand hlS 10Th day Of Juiy IN
+; .t.v.r l,i2 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
Clv.fnrr w MuNFoRp Secretary OF the Com.
II F,rllris 81 years ol rather slender, wei2ts
t ar.s Mar,hy complexion, with one OF more o! his
s,. quite mt-isrn but n'rnrrrde ir leii Q" nnr
'.'> Juy M
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aaaasa- -
EUr'I.

rl,s a~cIorr yea., "lrie! 10 sIii Sea1 ~ INC !.
! V -,n,miS< , .ccuaE! ui Tho high irct Of huur
;. & Ac h.. was able 10 n"rr Than hai w"ik ~ thai
"a ~ rr o being sui high and hand ie equally
h. m ,ie, buy much wheat "i strictly prime qua NY
m -rh The frat OF Ortobrr The highest price i"r u'
a5r ird .HcI uIli - pad Inhiihf 20 n-he n"thi"S bu
.ri,-s 1of so no !eat need be "trIed about
gtI- h.rr - 4ny defect whatever ~ qua ny
K. II BRAZEAf.
al Uut, nisr ny arrangement 10 sun ueif Wishes 80
ncy llmIy iuur l. cohcerhsd
Dr 4 M r are ruy in complete o:er an u,lier full SAIL.
thankfully received aud ruhcuay attended
W many small accounts expect 'e money
j. ,fiGr % ell, We shall invariably lake toll.
hs Fanny ti"ur always "n hand. ,
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ROBERT II. PRENTIs,

ATTORNEY A!IANi va
rp,tary .;;rai 2lL ,nfer11r Cos ~ Mr.
~ -s cou..y iufulS city Ndn.anon! anil isis Of Wight
I.l al southampton county All busi
as'. viii meet with prompt attention. lie can
f Is High III ni the Savings HanE
Wednesdays ~lrn lie ~. be AT his uire, the CerS
-, ~ = ga,, ,.,r al suffolk April lG-cGm
rIyO ~ >Di;E:D sSD EIFTi DOLLARS RE
E.ARU
A. a. la t al;c anil u-lIreTy I. R,cnmon, o
.gf man lave named WILLIAM. or WILLIAM ANDERSON
f, himself who lr o h3 tIiier week
urrr thar the ;coi hat lie
. ,r of Ig;euis gois mont, ward William j. we'll pIor"
..n.i and !.elisrnt 6:ieht :uau,
al ct wi short i black hair disposed 10 curl ana grows
Ia o.S appearance Of badness remarkably high
rlr i probably ht lie, black His precise
btt.A. enaw posed oc Ere feet eight inches
an! sings his
waking; aud ID Excessively iund o chew
m, p,rrn lie the business OF Barber.
sir .y ant u lac was cmpo: ed,
lr Steamboats, plying cnthsciiy ami Noriok-snce
George w. Ruuin
So Rsrers ri this city, aud for III" last year
g. - i,.., 49,. .i "u;.-: Williamson
ah,uort IN Pearl Il deemed useless 10 give dc
n. 49,. .... ~ p i..S isga .m ~. led >G.pls p that
aa cGt fore changes SD. as tale ihs above
al ;a .g..a y daIia:s will &c paid upon hlseiiVe
a. .irl,oat ii the Safe oil Virginia "e
and i dollars II taken within the STATE aad over 10 'ie'
@ -rr rs !n!as asen III the city OF Raiii'' =
"a sI .. wnhln Virginia. all proper cAtcnseS III
rlr. IN esilg ani hlaelrs him will ais. se pam
riiliIP VI. rABB i SuN, Agents inr ihs'"! Lee
Fr m Governor street, between Nan and irahRil streets
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MORsE'S TELEGRAPH We zee il stated thai the
patent Morse obtained for his Magnetic Telegraph about
expiring Indications strons that hl w no, he per-
milled it, The fourteen years which have nearly
elapsed since he procured The right IL which s genius nnI
uboIs entitled him, have been chiefly spent in litigation
with his assighees OF those Who least claim be SUCH
aud the matter remains still undec :ed DcBoo's Rtriem
for August gives graphic OF the rise and progress
OF the Telegraph ssGE curons instructive and we'll
Thy Of perusa By all vito take interest in that aslonsh
np invention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

JOHN MADDOX, Wilson Maddox. John Brook and
alt ms wife, Jacob Maddox and Mary HIS wifi. William
|s l,' '4llh his wife, Bcn amin Cannon Sarah his vii
=, ai F'uny HIS wife Joe Rubertson Isaac and
,,"s and daughters "i Isaac Robertson, deceased
itEy y'tlsht John Sattrrwhite and Mosby Wvodaon:
~ That shall the 10Th day The wear
d. & VI ctnond a. the house of Hill & Taey, proceed
.lc. IN S"ns o Mlcaah Mangum and othera read AZ
., natleroi controversy depending the Circuit
rh am county on the Chancery side o said Court in
g H., and you and others deehdants and from
ncd M should be taken upon day or
tIday H. ua mol be Completed, they will be taken on The
~ suns. :" taxing Ia be between the hours sunrise
!ay i2-cwim.s sho where you attend il you please.
WILLIAM MADDOX.
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ENGINEER WANTED.

rOMPFrESr practical Engineer - "anea h,n',aS's ~
80. n Nm. ,l, tI,un ile Brunswick aud Roanoke
ad sc:aan ss.sncryiiie and .c me W 'he pnSu'o a
r, >, =. R.J--. !itccn ies htii1aI,s % .Hea-e
farms tnr survey and location and ala" wha! salary
uurr, supcrInicndencc al the road during It's con-
: iuriuu ,, . ,,,..,.I :, ,,. :, ,,xr.o..v,,l. y,
!! p.,,c -rn ma. Il .nt.o.: J.. RAyEESCROrT Jones,
: ., President Brunswick and Ruanok. T. & 20.
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TREASURER or THE CoMuoNw

TREASURER or THE COMMONWEALTH.
We learn That Governor Johnson iendereA the office o
Treasurer of the Commonwealth 10 Henry A. Wise, Esq
OF AccUmac county. Mr.. w. however has declined the a
poinlmen The office has hC,n since rendered to j. 3
Stoyal Esq who has not been heard rom in response
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sS liASoS f.tt COUSi

~ HANOVER COUNTY COURT, June Is. 1883
Tic l.oa Francis " scott Trustee or the editors "i
I'M Onafe a William e. WIns!oa one oil the CoIniH-
m Cuu publish III ol the newspapers pub
c!mnGL notice requiring all le cieilos "i
|r Elan i gs their caiIns we'll authenticated TO t
'nEl The lilh ay OF Jul, next when me
81. .Ii proceed take account OF the said Fran
=" scott rl>ircsIp Aforesaid .
A,,,y fest. WM. q. WINSTON e.. II G.
T. EDWIN Hill will take that 10 obedience Il"
c at.og. r.eols order shalt the it Gay OF ths
@ ny Hanover Court, proceed To settle HE account
W Tu.te" aud that all creditors oi
H.. ~" present t" claims, property and legally authehch
= Z 'Lu'' mas be reported upon .
4sG-ri WM o. WINSTON, n. g.
- 4n.r m . account uured hy t order Is az
tn"' "a IN. 2st day "f August. lS.i3.
a = -rIu, WM. o. WINSTON, VI. G..
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s-as-The Abingdon pirginan learns from 60" Garnett
,SI ,be South. Western Railroad will be completed 10 Chfis
iia nahuro nv October This is nearly half way.
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The HrsEA Horst, al Ola Point Comfort is 10 be sold
at auction on The 2llh OF August. The sale will take
place o" the Premises a' n"I at Philadelphia has beh
stated. Th"se Interested " fmi The advertisement IN
another column OF this dny's paler
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. Nelson. hcSainief u J"I'''i' ai other Defendants
object obtain decree nr The sale OF
.t;y n, The bill mentioned aud 10 have the portion of the cr
@ Ar Freae, in the proceeds OF such subjected
-a@o the Judgment OF The lan ~ the ll! also ,rmlioned
s'i .ra reliei &c and Affidavit having anL tile.
va he en.an,s named residents o this Common
t sa! defendants notified 10 appear a, the Rues 10 be
- Clerks Office OF the sand Court. the tIsl Mona,
>hc and do what necessary protect irir
!. ~! -"E. At"py-Testr: ...... -
lUy !&-c.ss EtiS ROBINSON. Clerk.
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THE DAILY GlOBE.-Wc have received The first num-
ber Of paper called the Daily Globe" published in
Portsmouth. Va aud edited by Law Badger Esq II is
neatly printed sheet and will give support the present ad
minstra ton MIR. h. Is from sister Noh Carroll
ma and has served 10 e edoal ranks for several years
where he the reputation III spirited and talented wfi
lar Success to his enterprise
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Gen Sam Houston Is addressing people of Texas on
The subject Of railroad Improvements in that State and con
tends tina, The policy Of Texas is 10 concentrate all hc
energies upon The great Pacific railway passing through '
aud west and when that road is built the
sary roadS will follow a nalural consequence
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iRGfNiA Al Rules he'll. ia the Clerks Ollie. af the Circus
'ui! a., Guy RcnuIi. the ithLay Juy, lStI:
id Williams surviving Andrew sweeney Iced
Plaintiff;
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ilNIt Al Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the circuit
''f0 4t Cuy of Richmoud the 4tli DAY OF July 1898
l2Na Bfl,h samuel Wmiree and RobcrC Williamson late
~ .He The style ol Branch, Wnirse aud Company, fIu's'
barti N.a.r. \ \ Moor, and other Defts.
t "1.t : a disclosure by the defendants
a bi'd " Moor" thrrein have the certificate OF ms
u e ~ad Moose, under the Bankrupt Jaw, declared nun
or !ecre against SAID Alooir for The debt and Interest
M l-ihs ,n ihe bill cntIoncd ana q have ihe aoresal
soN subjected 10 The payment Of HE SANG and ip genera
" ad affidavit hl5hp been made and h'ed that she ueien
e named residents OF this Con nonweah The sald
Ae notified 1" appear the Rules 10 be hplden ~ he
Fs i The 'dIi Court the first Monday IN september
." "a! sheceslry project their interests 10 TINS su
- ---E-c"i" A CGpy-Tes;e: EUS ROBINSON, Elork.
o'AMES TATE, the Children OF Mary Byars dec d. who
al2hcr Of Rohcrt Tate lccd the five Children OF Bet.
l son !Gci Thomas William j.. Davis ard Andrew
,h "fi MaTy E.lIs, with Ellis, her husbaud The five
"a Ciaudson ol Benjamin Ta;c, decd viz Robert
" "ni Anderson Susan j. PeaEc and James Tate
Ia, " "'"ii ale residents oi the State n Virginia
'ai the 5ih day OF August 1858 al ThomPson's
Ja 10 he county Louisa shall take the depositions OF
i Jesse H. Mallory, Joseph Campbell, und others;
s day ~ month, the house OF Dr. Joseph w.
L)a:. anr couhy. shall Ihs dispositions OF Lrwuod
., "hers AID The st day OF September. S3 al The
Il. A. ahh"hy Fleming. IN the county OF Goochand, shall
' 's"l William J. Hunter, aud others, 10 be used as
Co, slaii III SUIT IN chanceTy pending IN The Car.
and ~ ""chaGd county, IN which am plaintiff, and your
l6,,I. .a "heGs defendants.
'hs 'aEins drpo<ons h. NOT coupIer on those
atHt. Al each place respectively from day 70 aay
tD9:iI,"I NATHAN TATE.
w
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v t.tt .:a."r Jane. 1853,
Ita'-'', Ntlau,nc, Plaintiff
u1i4.l
Eal Eutt Jane Frances his %ile Ly!a Wilkinson
40 louisa Joshua Leigh Nc lauiiGr Isabella Jane NC
Z ti'i"e tni Archibald. i. McIaurnc, uclts
ic u' sur Is fur a sale dover anl held by Pau
"a i4.ar IA tie estate Of Archibald McIauIine deceased
M i'S" o lie proceeds among the children oi san archi.
- "" ''Aafac, -At~,a the said Jane Frances Roberts
N II it,tNs ta. The Defendants Richard H. Roberts anu
rnar' ~ residents Of this State, on the nlo'ioh
| 'f h her Attorney is ordered that the said defendants
W rir H'1 month due publication oi tins "ruer
" WA necessary protect her interests and that ths "rde
'"'i week weeks III the Richmond
iii A." lac posted OF the Court House o.
'iy. on lie. first ,iay . the next County Court
...' I&-'%iw Copy .1rSlr: b. H. WOODSDN. CLERK.
tRGiNlA Al Rules he'll! the Clerks Office df the CircuH
= 'pGI! . the al
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The r@vnGing!y SLOW u.o...-s i, se a!r r"al~ :" Var
gnia ias bncuGc ir SUBJECT u.yersa coup Vain anon@
the pe2pr III The State Il i mup0ss!hr io refrain t"n
,cu9ung ,hn directories and engineers engaged rnn.
si:uclng hrn. rM exceptions present ihrulSciN,
here aud there; but whole" rail road "nlcrris, tht
Stale presents liGesomr routine Ui Sl0h, indotncr and
inc0mpelcncy
The people of the State every where alive 1" ~"
portance "l internal improvements Individuals, corpora
tions and The Legislature hay, WED with each otsr n
manesting in The substantial iorn he u.ousn ap
probation and rep ncres! i ~ sntlcct. They have
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-11-23
The Tail of The commet.

In forty degrees in length, but SO thin
in substance that stars are visible through
it. The marvellous tales Of some nostrum-
mongers are nearly MS long, and quite
as easily seen through.
The proprietor OF DR.. Gaysoffs Ertract
o. YelfoU Dock and ISarsapariila, how
ever, has no occasion to resort to such
'dtes S IN order to attract public attention.
Inc actual curse performed by the
article wherever il as introduced, is the
basis upon which the reputation of this
remedy is founded, as the hundreds of
eertificats Of renewed hopes, health and
life, that are continually flowing in upon
him will prove.
G1 Hun,Jurgs may flourish for a
time, but remedy must posses. rare
medicinal virtues, to establish the reputa-
ton that DR.. .Gvysotfs Yellow Dock and
.SaTsapd.ita his establishmed wherever
it has been used +aHflH
For sale. by
Aim. T. II. g. j. RMAGILI..
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

there is yet little more of the same sort
left; so that, If any of your readers are de-
sirious Of making an investment, they have
only to open communication with Mr.. Chat
field, who will no doubt be ready to serve
them. Several of the leading Directors
have started for Texas, Arkansas, and Cali
fornia, for the purpose of obtaining their CO.
operation. Col. A. B. Gray, well known
for the ability with which he served his GO
vernment in running the Northeastern boun-
dairy line, rs well as the lines between the
United States on the one hand and Texas
and Mexico on the other, has been engaged
by the company to complete the remaining
surveys. There is no lack of energy in the
management, nor is it likely that there will
be any unnecessary delays.
yankee Sullivan" the brutal prize-fight-
er, who has so often violated our laws 18th
impunity, is at last likely to meet with his
deser's. A short time since he had n prize
encounter with n professional bruizer like
himself, named Morriscy, and the Principals,
accompanied by n great number of sporting
men, selected rs the scene ofthcir operations,
field conveniently situated near the IIar-
lem and Albany Railroad. There the fight
took pace, and Morrissey was almost killed.
1t seems that the field in question was situ-
atcd just across the State line, in Massachu-
sets; and this commonwealth, renowned
for the vigor with which she maintains the
dignity oihc laws, resolved that the often
ders should not escape. A requisition was
soon issued by her Executive and endorsed
by our Governor; and on this document,
Yankee was last week handed over
Morrissey had previously left for England.
Here it was thought, of course, that the af.
fair would terminate; but no sooner was
the principal in safe keeping, than the Sher-
1T and Deputies proceeded to make other
arrest; and j: soon got wind that warrants
were out for all who had been on the field
even as spectators. Itmay well be imagined
that on this there was something af scam-
pcring among the fast men of the town.
The officers, however, got their hands on half
n dozen Of them. 1t is to be hoped that
Massachusetts will give them all they de-
serve.
The College of Dental Surgery, now To-
Gated at Syracuse, is TO DC removed to this
city. A course Of lectures on the various
subjects connected with this department of
Medical science will be commenced in the
Spring. Yours truly,
HUDSON.
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House and Lot in Lancas-
tcrviilc,
FOR SALE

FIX pre. In Equity. Lancaster.
Sus'n NJ. botd ~ Petition TO sell part
Massey, Trustee.
BY virtue Of the decree Of this Court |,
tn" above case, will sell at lancaster C.. H.,
to the highest bidder, on Friday. tile 23ri
December 1859. the house and lot in the
town of inncaatsy. now occnpird by 10. n
Boyd: bounded. west, Ly Main at: north. by
lot OF Jas. Il. Magill cast, by White ST..
and south, by lot of ID. X. Jones. Upon tho
same Is comfortable dwelling, a a,oro
house, good We'll, aud all necessary out
buildings, in good repair.
IEkMS.-A credit Of ] and 2 years, (ex-
cept the eosts) purchaser giving bond and
good security, with interest annually from
day OF sale, and u mortgage.
J. III. WTrHERSPOON. C. ED.
Nov. 2lsi, 1853. Prs fee SLsO 42-.t.
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THE COTTON CROP.

From what we can learn. the prospect for
an average yield of cotton in this District is
worse than we had supposed. The yield
will not be more than one half
We learned the other day that farmer
who made some fifty bales last year, will
not make one bale this year. Tho case is
not so bad with all, but to our certain know
ledge great number will not realize more
than one third yield as they did last year,
whilst the most fortunate cannot exceed one
half. We cannot but believe that cotton
will be up in the Spring, yet have al
ways thought that the farmer had no bust.
ness TO interfere with spcculations. and the
most advisable plan for him, would be to
sell so soon as his crop was ready for mark
ct Taking the prices Of one year with an
other this is the safest and surcst plan
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-11-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estate Sale.

Rf order of james H. Withcrspoon, Or
- dinary, and in pcrs rance Of the will of
Mrs. Mary Russell, deed. will bc sold at her
late residence on the 18th December 1853.
all Estate mot specifically wilIrd, ani order
ed to be Sold consisting Of four negroes,
VIZ: Sam, Ben, Charles, an Sarah: also. 4
Horses. about 50 Hogs, IL Head Of Cattlr,
Ihrashcr tnd fin,SuIith and Plantaiian tools,
bnggy and harness household and kitchen
furniture, wagon, aud other prriclcs.
. IERMS.-l2 months credit, with inter
est from day of : lc note and good srcuri,,
TtiOS. y. BALLARD, Exr.
No, II 1853 ao-at