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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-24

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-The Board o. "a
~ teetOrs Of the NEWJERSEY RAILROAD AND IhAsSsLL
POkfATION COMPANY have THIS DAY declared 0ot o. -
esrnns, pended contraction Extra Dividend Tee
N soek be sppoTioned those who shall Be hodsn
stoek OF the Company the 18th day Of July aex being
Tor shares tenth Of share for each snue
that day. Holders will have the .ssign the ns.
psrts which they may be entitled and certificates for w
fractional Standing fos ssid wnce
will be issued and .er the 10Th day Of neIt
declared thereafter will be paid EpoE al such whole shAs
other Of the Company but dividends will secss ~,
fractional until shall have been consolidated INTO es
and certificate Issued therefor H. J. SOUTHNAfD, TeSs]
York June 10.
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OFFICE OF TIE ILLINOIS GENITAL RAILROAD CospDY,l
NEw-YoRx, July g. lsS4
l ANDS in ILLiNOIS.-A Bureau for the SALE OF
sueh portions Of the LANDS Of the ILLINOIS CEsTaL
kAILhOAD co 70 the line u the Rosd nov
Grafton. will be opened this office the 10Th wheD chr
ton Of the and the prices which vii b. od for
Tor The bonds Of the Company viii be furnished 10
meantime persons desTOus Of purchasing BY lesvnf
once Of the Company, No ~ Was statement Of s ~
vented have prior claim the the prices With ~c
eAbshed and which will be b-sed the descriptions Of e
oy the Government Surveyors and their proximity RaS
A NEAL m Cen r. r. "a
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VT'TTE TKESIDENI ana UIIT4N IVho HaFt IhIs
day dec lareda DIVIDEND ofTHREE and ONE HALF PER
CENT M PAYABLE The Transfer Boots will
closed the 18th inst, ill that day BY order q the Boar.
N N BRADLEY Ca.her
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OFFICE OF THE hAUcl.Ucx RAILROAD COMPANY.

vi
- b-fDGEPoRr. July 10 1854 !
pY RESOLUTION Of the DIRECTORS of this
- COMPANY holders q Capital stock
specially requested forward state
descrp of their follows.
lst. Number Of the Certificate.
I'd To whom O n ~ fayo
Sd The Der Of shares for which purpo ued.
fh. Date Of The Certificate.
5th BY whom signed
IRE hewYors Transfer Agency IL Discontinued Tranhr
Books closed till srheT notice H. NICHOLS
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OTTCF SlNrH.AN ktI-knAn - ~ orl'dHaY Jaw II sN
1 DIVIDEND of THREE-AND-A.HALF PER
~ CENT n the Capital stock Of this Company h.. b-sn a.
c.red ps sb. from the ssruns' 20 M Ausus tie M Aasss
~ y 2 BAkHYOfr. n-.A..r.r
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financial.
rsr Ass,rc~ EScsvsr S.xs. Nav Yosx Jss- o iss
A n IXTpA nIAIIENn "a NV PEP Cp A-r ;

OFFtCK rHE hAsNoNN ffsE tNsNssNCs
No. BroA 81 New York. July iSSI
4 SFMl-ANNtAL DIVIDEND of FOUR PER
~ CENT the cap s,ock Of this Conpaey bes sesroa
PAYABLE Cd ~u.and X o CLOVER. Secrrnarv
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4 DIVIDEND of THREE and ONE-HALF PER
n CENT has h declared the Capita St.. ~ ~.
Bans PAYABLE on the 1T prkimo The rsster Boot. . n -
closed trc q, The 9Th the payment i1cu-ve
Ry order 81 the Rosrd : PLATT. Cashie, n
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-12-13
20 LIKELY NEGROLS
FOR SALE.
inos BALLARD Admr. In Equity, Lancas-

In0s BALLARD, Admr. In Equity, Lancas.
rs. ter.
VIM McKENNA,
PLEASANT Nj. GLASS 81
wife, and others
N Obedience the decree Of the Court
Il of Equity made In above case; at June
Term, 1854, ! will Sell, at ,ncaster Court
House. on the first Monday, the first dav OF
January, 1855, Twenty choice and valuable
Negroes allotted to the heirs of William
Miller (dec'd in above ease Jim Nux, ,Thonip-
son, Hannah, Viney, Amanda, Rose, Joseph
Diana, Eliza, Alley and child. Susan, Bob
John Monroe, | d Jim, Nancy, Ellen, An
na, Mary and Rose Alice-Among the num-
Der is good Seamstress, two good COOKS
some very likely girls, n No. wagon,r and
O+tler, and other valuable negroes, the
whole likely and desirable,
TEEMs.-A credit of 9 months, and pur-
chasers TO give Bonds with two good Sure.
ties. with interest from day Of sale
JAMES III. WlTHERSPOON.
Com'r in En-, l.. d.
Nov. %, 1854. 4O-7t Pf. 80 90
1V- Camden Journal, Chestc- Standard
and Fairfield Herald will copy until sale ana
forward bills.
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TIL LANCASTER LEDGER
Estate Sale.

PY Order from James II. WithcrspooR
I) Ordinary of Lancaster District, will be
sold on the 18th December, 1854, Mt the
late residence of William Caskey. deceased
the personal estate, (except the negroes)
consisting OF three head of horses, I8 head
of cattle 90 sheep, Smith, Plantation, and
Carpenters Tools, wagon, buggy and har-
ness, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
some Corn and Fodder and other property.
TERMS.-l2 months credit, note and
good security, and interest.
THOS. X. CASKEY.
Nov. 27-2t-pf 2.25. Executor.
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WOOD LAWN ACADEMY.

6 Miles South of Lancaster O. 81.
rEHlS Institution viii open for the recep-
fion Of students on MONDAY the LIST
day of January. 1866, under the manage
ment of WIN. CLINTON CASToN, whose
qualifications and experience are too we'll
known to require q rehearsal in this place
The scholastic year will be divided iuto
two sessions, Of five months EACH, at The
following rates per session:
Orthography, Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic. ............... -. 30 w
English Grammar and Geography,
with the above. 6 90
Bookkeeping, si5gie and double en-
try. ......... o w
Mathematics, practical Surveying
Incldd"d:. ..........,... ......... 9 oo
Latin and Greek. ................10 10 90
70 deduction unless in case of sickness.
Young men desirous of b coming pr,w:-
teal Surveyors can be furnished with ia-
struments while studying, gratis.
The Academy is located on the Tires
.Noic-hh Rad, midway hetwecn the Caincen
and River Roads, 6 miles south of the
Court House, in n healthy section, and IN q
communicates civil and moral as any insihe
District. A Methodist and also Biptist
Church being near, especial earc shall be
taken that perm mcnt boarders attend one
Or the other, every Sabbath, as the parents
may require.
Good boarding can be obtained within
one mile ut ! or 5 dollars por month.
The following gentlemen constitute the
Board Of Trustees
Geo. Met. Withcrspoo", Dr.. r. +. Wylic,
James Baskns, T1os. C:oyton. a $. NJ
Intire James X. Magill, Griffith Short, f.
Connc!l, Esq, r. : Bailey. Grdham It'd
well, Jason Clarke, Reuben Bailey,
At the end of each session public cS-
animation will b. held, Of which particular
notice will be given in due time
Nov % 40 80
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GOOD LANDS H0R SALE.

JoHs WILLIAMS, Adm'r In Equity, Lam
Is. caster. Bill for
Mary Ussy and others. Sale Land Estate
Calvin Usry.
TINDER the Decree ofthe Court OF Equi-
" ~ 10 above case. I will sell at Taxa
haw, on Thursday, the liih day Of January
1888, the tract Of land belonging 10 Calvin
Usry (deeeased) containing 3os acres, more
or iess. situated 10 Iaacasier District near
Taxahaw. adjoining lands Of Jonathan
knight, John Williams, Welsh aud Robert
son: r. Mosely, Margaret Baker and John
v. Dssn
TERn's--A Credit Of one and tw,5 ycars
witk Interest, Bond and Two goof Siiresles
and = snorsgagc, except as much cash ea
JAMES ii wfTHERspoos.
C0,a'f Ia. Il. ~.
Dee l9,is5a "a Il Pfss is
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PREPARATORY
MILITARY SCHOOL.

On the First day Of January, 1855, the
Subscribers, graduates Of the Citadel Acade-
my, design opening ut Yo-kville, South Car.
oina, School of preparation for the Mill.
tary institutions Of The State. They will
endeavor TO afford, also. "A good, plain educa.
tion, To such pupils as are not desirous of
entering upon au advanced scientific and
literary course.
The following will be the course OF in
struction:
3d CLAss.-Arithmatie English Gram.
mer, Geograghy, History of the United
States.
2nd CLASS Algebra, Plane Geometry,
Universal History, History Of England
French.
ist. CLAss.-Geomctry and Tigonome
try, Surveying, History Of Greece and OF
Rome, Mythology, French, Natural Philoso.
ply, Drawing.
Exercises IN Defining, Composition, Flo.
cution, and the Drill of Squad and Company
will be conducted throughout the course.
Pupils from other Districts will board In
certain families of the town, under the i'm.
mediate supervision of the principals.
TERMS-For each session Of 8 months
$25 10 advance, or $50 at the end of IN,
session. Board, per month, including wash.
ing, fuel and lights, $40.
No pupil will be received who Is unde,
twelve or over Gig hteen years of age. or who
cannot read and write with facility.
a. CowAsD, M. JENKINS
RstereRces.--Gen. James Jones, Green.
vile. y. e., Gen. ID. F. Jamison, Orangeburu
G. III, y. C., ExGov. ], ii. Means, Buck
head, y. e., Gen. ID. Wallace, Jonesvelle
Union, ). C., Col. I. ID. Wilson, sociesy Hin
Darlington 8. c., Gen. r. G. M. Dunoyant
Ninety-:Six Depot, Abbcyille, s. C.
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Pay Up, Paw Up.

ALL Persons indebted TO the firm Of p.
Z. Harper o. Co, are requested TO come
forward aud settle, either by Note or Cash,
the latter preferred, or they will find their
accounts In the hands of an officer for col
lection. 4. G.. HARPER
Dec 9Th "a On,
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Land for Sale.

r. MosELY & wife | In Equity, Lancaster
rs. Bill for Partition OF
LABAS FuEG UsoN& Real Estate nf Nathan.
wife and others. icl Hough.
Rf Virtue of the Decree of the Court in
- above case, will sell, at Taxahaw, on
Thursday, the lth January, 1855, the tract
of land containing 80 acres, belonging to Es.
tate of Nathaniel Hough, (dcceased) boun-
ded by lands of Mrs Mi!lsr, J. Blair,
and Estate of n. Houyh, without warranty
OF title.
TERas--A credit Of one year. with inter-
est from st January, Bond and Surety, and
mortgage, except rs much cash as will
pay costs.
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON.
Com'r Eq. l.. ID:
dec IL 1851 43 At pf
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ESTATE SALE.
50 Negroes, IA Mules and Horses, 1000
Bushels of Cnrn 30


Bushels Of Corn &c.
pf order of James h. WithcrSpoon Or
- binary Lancaster District and in pursu-
ance of the will of Henry Thos Massey de-
ceased, will be sold on the 18th December
1901 and DAYS following, the whole Estate
OF the said Henry II. Massey, consisting of
about 30 likely and valuable negrrcs among
the number is n good Blacksmith, n cook.
seamstrcss, some likely young fellows, Boys
md girls-also about Ia Mules and Horses
i pair Bay Carriage Horses young ard well
broke, large stock Of Cattle, Hogs. and
Sheep. a number of pork Hogs, Buggy, and
Carriage, Road Wagons, Ok Cart Plarta-
ton and Smith Tools, Household and Kit,h
Ell Furniture, about 1000 Bushels of Cora
n quantity of Fodder, Shucks, Hay. Cotton
Seed and many other articles.
Also the Tract Of Land upon which the.
said ii: Il. Massey resided, containing $40
Acres bounded by Lands of lanes Miller.
Adam lvey and the Catawba River, about
$50 Acres cleared and mostly in cultiN alton.
some recently cleared, about 100 Acres is
choice River Bottoms, the balance in woods
and good cotton Lands, on the place is u
good dwelling, Gin House and Screw, and
al necessary out buildings.
TERMS for the personal Estate credit
OF l2 months, note and 2 good sureties with
interest annually. For the Land credit of
! and years, with interest annually, bond
and good surety and mortgage.
The sale will take place 18th December
1854 and continue from day to day until tn e
whole is disposed of, on The River Road
from Charlotte to Camden, about 5 miles
North of Curcton or McClrnahan ferry, and
3 miles South of Belair,
l.. II. MASSEY
W.. CUREToN. Eree"f'rs
Nov. LIST 37-7:
sB- The Western Democrat Mt Char
lotte, Yorkvlle Miscellany, Chester Stan.
dard. Fairfield Herald and Camden Journal
will copy until day of sale and forward
Bills to
W.. J. CURETON.
Cureton's Store p. o. Lancaster District
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Lands for Sale.


Henry J. STEvENs IN EQUITY.
AM wifi. and others, lancaster Distr;c..
rs. Partition Real rs
C"therinc Nillcr, Low tate of George Mil
ell Miller & others. ] Ter, deceased.
TNDER the Decree of the Court in above
~ case will sell, at Taxahaw, on Thurs
day, the 1lth January, 1855, the tract Of
Land ordered to be sold in this case, situa' Q
In Chesterfield District, containing 1913 acres,
bounded by Lynchcs Greek, Rock Branch
and so fourth.
TERMs-A credit Of one year, with inter
est, the purchaser giving Bond with two
good suretics and mortgage, except so
much cash as will pay costs.
JAMES II. .WITHERSPOON.
Com'r. Eq. l.. ID,
Dec. l3, 1851. 43 At Pf. 3 rs
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CURTAIN AND'UPHOLSTERY
LANDS and TOWN LOTS
EOR SALE.

WILLIAM J. CuREros IN EQUITY.
Admir- OF u. s. Massey. Lancaster District.
rs. Bill for sale of
Sarah Massey & others. Land, &c.
IINDER the Decree Of the Court Of Equ;.
u ty in above case. will sell at Lancas-
ter Court House, on Monday the 9Th JaEa-
ary 1853, the following tracts o! Land be-
longing to the Estate of the late BENJAMIN
Sykes Massey, Esq, deceased. viz:
One tract containing 100 acres, more or
less, situlted on IL Mile Creek, adjoining
lands If Sarah Massey and others.
ALSO
The Lot containing 10 Acres, more or less
10 the Village of Lancaster, with the bnild
ing situated thereon, bounded by lands oi
ii, X. Price, estate n. Perry aud ]. Clinton.
TERMS.--A credit Of one ye ", the pur.
chaser giving Bond With two good Sureties
with interest from day of sale and a mort
gage, except as much cash m will pay costs
JAMES H. WITIIERSP0ON.
Com. E9. l.. ID.
Dec, ~ 43 ~ Pf s5 81
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Best and Cheapest

Plantation now in market, and in this am
satisfied the purchaser will concur when he
tries it. Sale positive.
JOHN NJ. DOBY.
Nov. l5, 1854. 80 At
The Chester Standard Fairfield Herald,
Yorkville Miscellany, and Western Demo-
crat will insert until l3;h December 1854,
and send bill to w. c. Dolby, Bell Air, p. o.
Lancaster District, s. G..
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NY Store beiag 10 q lsaky condition ssa
needing important additions aud repairs, In
sgecs sas 10 eijss my entIfs stock o. goods
at cost j. i not ofien 80 full aud desira-
pie stoek - Uttered on snch faseTabis tern .
70 she pnvhaseS, The public are invited TO
ea'I and SatiaIy fhelasriyes OF the facts, and
J arm sufe sbaIi make Il 70 thoIF interest 70
penrbass
De|ipqaepts rill bear u mind my eotice
in tiss Ledger 4 fsv eesks since, ~ co1lss.
lions nuSt and sbsil be made.
Ds. -, Isss ~ Il
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GOOD DWELLING.

GIN HOUSE, and all necessary buildings
The Tract will be divided to suit purchGs-
ers, and NAV be treated for privately; but
it not sold before the II 9Th December, 1854,
will sell the same to the highest bidder
on that day, ut the late residence and sale of
II. I. Massey. The purchaser will be sup
piled with Corn it desired.
Wan. {. Dolby on tho premises will show
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-12-13
KINGS BOTTOM land
IF O IL s ALE.
1900 Acres.

Having purchased land in North Carolina
and permanently located there, I have deter
mined to sell my land in Lancaster District,
and now offer for sale my valuable tract of
Land situate in Lancaster District, 8 miles
from Fort Mills Depot containing 800 acres,
living on the Catawba River and Sugar
Creek about
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-12-13
At Auction.

"lLL he sold at the residence of Hugh
w Hood, deceased. on the 18th instant,
400 bushels Corn. Folder, Oats in Sheaf,
four Horse Wagon,
2 Horses,
10 head of COWS, and
20 sad of Sheep, and other ARTICLES,
Cash will be required for the Corn, the
alan a will be sold on credit of Twelve
montds.
4. e. DUNLAP, ! e...u,o.s
II. B. HOOD, HTec"f"rS'
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER nISTRIcH


In The Common Pleas.
as Attachment.
Jonathan Mackcy.
Whereas the plaintiff did on the l4th
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 attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
of the said declaration might be served. 1t
is thcrcfare ordered, thrt the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration
on or before the 10Th day of October, which
will be in the year Of our Lord, one thou.
sand eight hundred and ffty-tive, otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then bc
given and awarded against him.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerk s Office. l4th Oct. 1854.
Lancaster District
Oct l8 35-lyld Pr. Fec $40
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Money Is Wanted

RY The Subscribers 10 paw their Debts
~ with, All persons indebted 10 j. A.
iiASSElETINE, or 10 the FIRM viii con
for great favor BY calling and paying up.
We must have money, our creditors will not
wait on us, therefore We eannot wait any
longer on those that owe Us. CONE ALI.
AND HELP US OUT.
HASSELTINE & HAGINS.
iAnssstefC. r., Nov. 30. 1884 al 81
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400 Acres Cleared.

The balance in Woods and Good Cotton
lands; large proportion of the cleared
Land is Bottom Land and known as the
Kings Bottom" so termed by the Indians
for its extent and fertility, aud which has
ever since been regarded rs the
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-12-13
THE AMERICANS FRIEND!?
HOLLOWAY'S Pulls.

To he Citizens Of The United States.
most humbly and sincerely thank YOU for
the immense patronage you havcbestowcd upon
my Pills. / take this opportunity Of stating that
my Ancestors weye all American Citizens, and
that entc, tain for all tha: concerns America
and Americans, the most lively sympathies, so
much so, that ! originally compounded my Pills
expressly to suit your climate, habits, consttu-
tons, and manner of living, intending to estsh.
lish myself among you, which ] have now done
by taking premises in New York.
So Corner of AHn and NdsSdU-S " y
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MERCHANT MILLS,
THE STORE HOUSE AND

" ~ ~ II II IL IL " w = IL ~ IL IL
IN the vi lnge OF lancaster, at the corner of
Broad and Gay strects-the two offices sd-
Joining, one of which is occupied BY John
w. Cooke, Esq, the Store House and Count
ing Room at present occupied by Mcssrs
Cureton and McI.arnou, and the
DWELLING HOUSE & LOT.
occupied, at thi. time, by E. ID. Kennedy
(i'lats Of the division may be seen at my
Otlice.)
. The SPRATT TRACT Of Land con-
taining 100 acres, more or less.
ALSO
The CARNES TRACT, containing 200
acres more or less, bounded by lands Of Re-
bccca Gordon and others.
6Sl acres, more or less, known rs the
WHITE TRACT, Bounded BY lands Of
Henry Anderson, r. e. Vaughan, and
others.
$50 Acres, more or less. bounded by lands
of James Steele, NJ. G. Heath, and Others.
Also, so Acres
more or less bounded by lands of R.C.
Vaughan, estate =. r. Gibson and others.
The said Tracts of land will be resurvcy.
ed and plats thereof exhibited at the sale.
TERMS II credit of one year, the purchaser
giving Bond with two good sureties with
interest from day of sale and n mortgage
except so much cash as will pay cost.
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON.
COm'r, Eq. 7. ID
Dec. IL, 1884 43 1t Pfs
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| will, on the same day and place, sell
100 acres land, more or less. adjoining lands
OF Col. Thomas II. Ballard, Mrs. Il. p. Brown,
and Mrs Horton. real Cotton land and in the
Cotton making section, on credit of II
months, with interest, note and surety
Sale positive.
ABNER HORTON.
Nov %, al At sfSl.s7
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LAND FOR SALE.

, 5 Executor Of the will Of William
"A Thompson decd, will offer for sale
ut Lancaster 6. II, on next sale dav, the
18th Dcccm"cr, 1854, the tract of LAND
upon which the deceased resided. contain.
ing H. acres, more or loss. adjoining IInds
OF A. J. Mackcy, w. NJ Connors anl 9th
ers.
Terms made known on day Of s.lc.
LEWIS NJ. CAUTHEN,
Executor.
NOV 3S 4t Prs fee 81
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BEST BOTTOM LANDS ON THE Ca
TAWBA, RIVER

bales of Cotton to the hand will be made
on the place this year, and plenty of Corn.
The Plantation is in good repair with
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Negroes for Sale.

EH PARTE In Equity, ,Lancas-
khoda Horton, Er trir. ter. Petition for
ofHenry Horton, ,(dec'd) Injunction, sale of
property, AMI so
forth.
TNDER the Decree of the Court of
~ Equity in above case, will sell at
lancaster Court House. on Saturday. the
23d December, 1854, two Valuable Negroes.
viz: Hollis, about 25 years old, large and
stout, and George, about l. years, likely.
TERMS.-A credit of 3 months, Note
und two good sureties, with interest except
as much cash as will pay costs.
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON.
Lancaster, &. H., Nov. 27, 7,lS5I-4l-pfS3.75
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Estate of Rebecca Gibbens deceased
G. d. Beckham lIn Equitv Loncas-
rs. ter Bill for p,r,i
Dnrcn Beckham. ct oA ton. " ." "
Under the order Of the Court in aJoyc
- cHse the creditors of Rebecra Gibbons
deceased are notified and required to rrc-
sent and establish their demands before the
commissioner on or before the lst day Of
January 1855.
JAMES II. WITlIERSPOON, GELD.
Nov. lst. Pr fee So. 81 37-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-14
ABOLITION CAIYAIRY

The pusanlmty Of Aboilions politicians provokes the
ndgnan, deounciaon Of Theodore Parker and the gentle
remonsance Of the New York Express Both marvel
pretend 10 understand why Sumner Seward and
Chase should tauey submit, the neul,s Of Douglas and
Toonbs. Conscience makes towards Of and the 40.
ooniss shrink under the lash because they have no high
sense of justice sustain them In The struggle
For the part they withou, honor character
who beiake themselves abolition agitation purely spc
euation and selfish ends. There be
age where there Is hear and being utterly devoid Of
Of character honesty Of AIM the polIrooney
she Abotonists should occasion surprise. Feeble
men and boys Of tender years have been known wall
e1uney the stake in transport of enthusiasm.
der the impulse Of some high purpose. The Aboons,
have az Little OF the devotion OF the courage Of the
tyr In their conduct they beay The hesating and skuk
ing ,!midy of conscious impos,ure and charlatanry.