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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-12-20
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Paints and Oils.

I have now IN Store large and line stock
OF White Lead, Zinc, Paint. Lnseed Oil,
Taspentine, Lampblaek, Iithasge. Chrome
Green, Spanish Brown and Venetian Red.
ALSO
Paint whitewash and VarDIsh Brushes.
Sash Tools, &e. DE. Give me cali and
viii Try 10 give ysu perfect sa,isfseiloa.
u. y. DEHhY.
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DY the Subscribers 10 pay their Debts
ID with. All persons indebted to j. A,
itASSELTINE, or TO the FIRM will con-
fer n great favor by calling and paying up.
We must have money, our creditors will not
wsit on IA, therefore we cannot wait any
longer on those that owe us. CONE ALI.
AND HELP US OUT.
HASSELTINE e. HAGINS.
Lancaster G. H., Nov. 30, 1854. Al D,
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WUUD Lawn AGhDEMM 4 I.
6 Miles South of Lancaster G. II.

&&AAoo SousA Va AohSooSOA VI &As
TtflS Institution will open for the recep
Il ton Of students on MONDAY the Isl
day of Jantary, 1855, under the manage
ment Of WIN. CLINTON CASTON, whose
qualifications and experience are too well
known to require q rehearsal in this place
The scholastic year will be divided itfto
two sessions, of FIVE months each, ut the
following rates per session:
Orthography. Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic. 80 %
English Grammar and Geography,
with the above. 6 90
Bookkeeping, single and double en-
try. OO
Mathematics. practical Surveying
included. B OO
Latin and Greek. k..........-.....l0 90
No deduction unless in case of sickness
Young men desirous of b coming prac-
tical Surveyors can be furnished with in
struments while studying, gratis.
The Academy is located on the Three
Notch Road, midway between the Camden
and River Roads, 6 miles south of the
Court House, in healthy section, and IN q
community as civil and moral rs any in the
District A Methodist and also n Baptist
Church being near, especial care shall be
taken that permanent boarders attend one
or the other, every Sabbath, as the parents
may require.
Good boarding can be obtained within
one mile ut 4 or 5 dollars per month.
The following gentlemen constitute the
Board Of Trustees:
Geo. Met. Witherspoo", DR.. R. F.. Wylie
James Baskins, Tros. Croxton, 4 s. Nc.
Intire, James K. MagiH, Griffith Short, J. F
Connell, Esq, R. s, Bailey. Graham lid.
well, Jason Clarke, Reuben Bailey.
At the end of each session public ex-
animation will be held, of which particular
notice will be given in due time
Nov % 40 81
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Land for Sale.

r. MostLY Il wife In Equity, Lancaster,
Us. Bill for Partition of
LABAN FURGUsos& Real Estate nfNathan-
wife and others. iel Ifough.
PY Virtue Of the Decree of the Court in
ID above case, will sell, at Taxahaw, on
Thursday the llth January, 1855, the tract
OF land containing 10 acres. belonging to Es-
tate of Nathaniel fIough, (deceasedJ boun-
ded by lands Of Mrs Mi!lor, J. Blair,
and Estate Of N. Hough, without n warranty
of title.
TERms.-A credit Of one year, with inter-
est from 1 81 January, Bond and Surety, and
mortgage, except us much cash rs will
pay costs.
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON.
s--. .. Com'r Eq. l.. ID:
Dec IL 1854 43 At pr SO IS
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KINGS BOTTOM LAND
# % IL s ALE.
1900 Acres.

Having purchased land in North Carolina
and permanently located there, 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
Crank ohont ....... .....
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ESTATE SALE.
80 Negroes, IA Mules and Horses, 1000
Bushels of Corn &c.

buSnelS OF Corn &C.
Rl order of james II. Witherspoon Or
ID dinary Lancaster District and in pursu-
ancc of the will of Henry Thos. Massey de-
ceased. will be sold on the 18Th December
1884 and days following, the whole Estate
of the said Henry Il. Massey, consisting of
about 80 likely and valuable negroes among
the number is n good Blacksmith, II cook,
seamstrcss, some likely young fellows. Boys
and girls-also about II Mules and Horses.
pair Bay Carriage Horses young and well
broke, large stock of Cattle, Hogs. and
Sheep, n number of pork Hogs, Buggy, and
Carriage, 3 Road Wagons, Ok Cart, Planta-
ton and Smith Tools, Household and Kitch
en- Furniture, about 1000 Bushels Of Cora
quantity of Fodder Shucks, Hay, Cotton
Seed and many other articles.
Also the Tract Of Land upon which the
said H. Il. Massey resided, containing 576
Acres bounded by Lands of James Miller,
Adam lvey and the Catawba River, about
$50 Acres cleared and mostly in cultivation,
some recently cleared, about 100 Acres is
choice River Bottoms, The balance in woods
and good cotton Lands, on the place is n
good dwelling. Gin House and Screw, and
all Necessary out buildings
TERMS for the personal Estate n credit
OF II months, note and good snreties with
interest annually. For the Land credit of
and years, wi h interest annually, bond
and good surety and mortgage.
The sale will take place 18th December
1854 and continue from day to day until the
whole is disposed Of, on the River Road
from Charlotte TO Camden, about 5 miles
North Of Cureton or McClenahan ferry, and
8 miles South of Belair,
J.. III. MASSEY
W.. CUREToN. Erse"fr RS
Nov. lst 37-7t.
s3S- The Western Democrat at Char
lotte, Yorkvile Miscellany, Chester Stan
dard, Fairfield Herald and Camden Journal
will copy until day Of sale and forward
Bills to
W. CURETON.
Cureton's Store p. o. Lancaster District
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CURTAIN GOODS, MATRAssRs,
WINDOW SHADES,
PAPER HANGINGS

Il n + Il lS d A II q 4 ii g 8
ME Subscriber has in Store, of his own
Il Manufacture and importation an enoL
nous stock Of WINDOW SHADES, GITr
CORNlCES, PAPER HANGINGS, Matras-
ses, Satin DeLaines, Damasks, Lace and Mus
lin Curtains, Tassis, Loops, &c. All Of
which are offered at prices which are appre-
ciated BY all close buyers and economieal
house Keepers.
II. w. KINSMAN g. co, lTs Eing.st.
corner King & Berrisford -sts., Charleston,
March 20 Nv
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GOOD LANDS TOR SALE.

Jons WMLfAns, Adni'r. I 10 Equity, Lam.
rs, caster. Bill for
Mary Usry and Others, Sale Land Estate
Calvin Usry.
TINDEn the Decree ofthe Court Of Eqai.
" " n above ease, will cell at Taxa
haw, on Thursday, the ! lth day Of January
1858. the tract OF land belonging to Calvin
Usry (deceasrd) containing 900 acres, more
ns iess. situated in Lancaster District near
Taxahaw. adjoining I.nds Of Jonathan
Knight, John Williams, Welsh and Robert
son. X. Mosely, Margaret D~ker and John
". Desn.
,fkKM's "A Credit OF one and two years
with Interest, Bond aud Two good Sufcties
and mortgsgs. exseet as much cash -
jlMEs II. wIrHERspooN.
Cen'y. So. r.. ID.
Dec is, 1854 - % Piss -
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THE AMERICANS FRIEND!!
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS

To he Citizens Of The United States.
most humbly and sincerely thank you for
the immense patronage you have bestowed upon
my Pills. / take this opportunity Of stating that
my Ancestors were all American Citizens, and
that entertain for all that concerns America
and Americans, the most lively sympathies, so
much so, that originally compounded my Pills
expressly to suit your climate, habits, constitu-
tons, and manner of living, intending to estab-
lish myself among you, which have now done
by taking premises in New York.
Ss, Corner Of Ann and Nassau-St. ". y.
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PREPARATORY
MILITARY SCHOOL.

On The First day Of January, 1855. the
Subscribers, graduates OF the Citadel Acadc-
my, design opening at Yorkyille, South Car.
olIna, School of preparation for the Mill
tary institutions Of the State. They will
endeavor to afford, also. n good, plain educa-
ton, To such pupils as are not desirous of
entering upon an advanced scientific and
literary course.
The following will be the course Of in
struciiOn:
Sd CLAss.-Arithmatic, English Gram.
mer, Geograghy, History Of the United
States.
2nd Glass Algebra, Plane Geometry,
Universal History, History OF England,
French.
LIST. CLAss.-Gcometry and Trigonome.
try, Surveying, History Of Greece and Of
Rome, Mythology, French, Natural Pbiloso.
ply, Drawing.
Exercises IN Defining, Composition, Elo-
euiion, aud 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 months,
S25 In advance, or $50 Mt the end OF the
session. Board, per month, including wash
ing, fuel aud lights, $40.
No pupil will be received who is under
twelve or over eighteen years of age, or who
cannot read and write with facility.
A. COWARD, NJ. JENKINS.
References--Gen. James Jones, Green
Vile. S. c., Cen ID. f. Jamison, Orangeburg
e. II, 3. C., ExGoy. j. ii. Means, Buck.
head, n. C., Gen. ID. Wallace, Jonesyelle,
Union, S. C., Col. ]. ID. Wilson, Society Hill,
Darlington, y g., Gen. r. G. NJ. Dunovant,
Ninety-Six Depot, Abbeyille, sc.
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Estate Sale.

DY Order of James H. Witherspoon, Or
ID dinary, will be sold on the l9tn Deccm-
Der. 1851, ut the late residence uf William
II. Brown, deceased, his whole personal Es-
tate. consisting Of
A LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN,
head of Horses, Z head of Cattle, Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture
One Buggy and Harness, Wagon, Corn, and
Fodder Wheat and other articles.
TEAMS.-l2 months Credit, Note and
good securities, and interest.
WINNY r. BROWN, Ao'mr'r.
SAM'L c. BROWN, Admir-.
Nov. 25, Al st pf $3 90
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Headquarters 8. @. M.
COIuMRIA O.f 10 ,Qk.

%
ORDER NO, =.
INPE Brgadier Generals commanding the
4 several Brigades comprising the Third
Division South Carolina Militia are hereby
required to order oach Colonel, or officer
commanding the several Regiments of their
respective Brigadcs, to bold nm election in
their respective Regiments. on WEDNES-
DAY the Twentieth day of December next,
for the Office Of Major General, vacated by
the resignation of Major General John Ba.
ehannan, and forthwith to transmit to the
Adlntant Generals Office at Colnmbia a
certified statement in writing showing the
result Of the Polls in their respective BRIG.
adcs
BY order Of the Commandar.ln-C Chief
r. q. M. DUNNIVANT,Ad Adj. Gen,
Each Paper in the Division will pubIish
once a week until the election Is held.
Oct. 20, 36 st
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At Auction.

Nll.L be sold mt the residence Of Hugh
w Hood, deceased. on the 18th instant,
400 bushels Corn. Folder, Oats in Shraf,
four Horse Wagon,
2 H"rscs,
10 head of 'ovs, and
30 head of Sheep, and other articles.
Cash will be required for the Corn, the
ialtncc will be sold on credit Of Twelve
mohtns
A. &. DUNLAP, ! r,.,,,
III. ID. HOOD, HNe't"'''
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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 It
The Chester Standard, Fairfield Herald,
Yorkvilie Miscellany, and Western Demo-
crat will insert until 18th December 1854,
and send bill to w. c. Dolby, Bell Air, p. o.
Lancaster District, s. c.
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VN MAHE9~HtfGDt, fN
"a Jep rods South ef fke Court llonse. y
IN THEabove named House has -
.lh been much enlarged and put
In thorough repair and furnished anew.
and is now prepared TO accqmodate al
those disposed to giveit call. The sub
scriber makes no boasts but win simplv
say that the Public shall be accommoslss
ted in style not excslled by any uouss
'ithe up country.
Ia. A.HAssELTINE.
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GOOD DWELLING,

GIN HOUSE, and all necessary buildings.
The Tract will be divided to suit purchas-
ers, and may be treated for privately; but
if not sold before the I 9th December, 1854,
will sell the same to the highest bidder
on that day, at the late residence and sale of
III. T. Massey. The purchaser will be sup
piled with Corn il desired.
WIN. G. Dolby on tho premises will show
the land-it ia The
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Negroes for Sale.
EX pARTF'

EX PARTE ! In EQUITY, ,Lancas-
Rhoda Horton, E.r'trir. ter. Petition for
ofHenry Horton, decd ! Injunction, sale of
property, an | so
forth.
FINDER 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 IL years, likely
TERMS.-A credit Of 8 months, Note
and two good sure,ies, with interest except
rs much cash as will pay costs.
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON.
Lancaster, G. H., Nov. 81, ,lS54-4l-pfS3.75
| will, on the same day and place, sell
100 acres land, more or less. adjoining lands
of Col. Thomas p. Ballard, Mrs. Il. =. Brown,
and Mrs Horton, real Cotton land and in the
Cotton making section, on credit of IL
months, with interest, note and surety.
Sale positive.
ABNER HORTON.
Nov %, Al At pf $l.87
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Il ERSEYS, and other go DDS for negroes
IN just received by J. b. COUSART.
Nov. lst. 37--tf
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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 MS the
kings Bottom" so termed by the Indians
for its extent and fertility, and which has
ever since been regarded as the
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CURTAIN AND'IPH0LSTERI
LANDS And TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE.
WiLLIAM J. CUREroS
Adm'r Of ID. s. MASSEY.

Adm'r Of ID. =. MASSEY. Lancaster District.
rs. Dill for sale Of
Sarah Massey a. others. Land, &c.
ITNDER the Decree Of the Court Of Eqai.
~ ~ in above case, will sell at Lancas.
ter Court House, on Monday the 9Th Jann-
ary 1855, the following tracts or land be-
longing 20 the Estate az the late Bsnjamn
Sykes Massey, ESQ.,, deceased, viz:
One tract containing 100 ncrcs, more or
less, situated on II Mile Creek, adjoining
Lands Of Sarah Massey and Others.
ALSO
The Lot containing 10 Acres, more or less.
In the Village OF Lancaster. with the build
log situated thereon, bounded by lands oi
III, K Prlee. sstate T. Perry and ]. Clinton.
TERMS.--A credit Of one year. the pur-
chaser giving Bond with two good Surcties
with interest from day Of sale and mort
gage, cxceptns much cash as will pay costs
JAMES f. WI'TIiERSPOON.
Com. Eq l.. ID.
Dec. IL 4s AZ IF. s. 81
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Estate of Rebecca Gibbens deceased

Estate OF Rebecca Glbbens deceased
G.. ID. Beckham Din Equity Lancas.
rs. ter Bill for Prrti
Durcn Beckham, Ell al ton.
TNDER the order of the Court in above
- case the creditors of Rebecea Gibbens
deceased are notified and required to pre-
sent and establish their demands before the
commissioner on or before the lst day of
January 1855.
JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON, C. F.. /. d.
Nov. lst. Pr fee SO. 81 37-8t.
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LAND FOR SALE,

A ) Executor of the will of William
"A Thompson decd, l will offer for sale
at Lancaster c. Fl, on next sale day, the
4th December, 1854, the tract of LAND
upon which the deceased resided, contain.
ing / acres, more or less. adjoining lands
OF A. J. Mackcy, w. VI. Connors and 9th
ers.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
LEWIS NJ. CAUTHEN,
Executor.
NOV 3S at Prs fee 81
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ESTATE SALE.

Of NEGROES l2 HORSES g. MULES,
cI 95 Hogs so Head of Cattle, $500
bushels OF Corn, and so forth
BY order from James II. Witherspoon,
Culinary, Lancaster District, will be sold
on the goth December, 1854 and days fol-
lowing, at Jacksonham, the late residence Of
Col. Thomas w. Uuey, deceased, the per-
sonal Estate Of the said deceased, consist
inc of
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y. -. Is.
WAxHAW TENT, meets esery SAT
URDAY EyENING at 8 O'Clock.
Til0S, 8, n1DDIE. -,
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BEST BOTTOM LANDS ON THE Ca
TAWBA, RIVER

bales of Cotton to the hand will be mac c
on the place this year, and plenty of Corn.
The Plantation is in good repnir with a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-02
How India. Rubber Shoes are Made.

! Contrary torthegeneral impression,
India rubber, in the process of man
ufacturing. is not melted, but is pas
sed through heated iron rollers, the
heaviest Of which weigh twenty tons,
and thus worked Or kueaded as dough
is at bakery. The rubber is near
| ly all procured from the mouth of
the Amazon, in Brazil, to which point
it is sent from theinterior.. Its form,
upon arrival, is that Of a jug or
pouch, as the natives use clay moulds
of that shape, wi lich they repeatedly
dip into the liquid caoutchouc until a
coating of the d esired thickness ac-
Icumulates; when the clay Is broken
and emptied out. The rubber, after
being washed, chopped fine, and roll
ed to a putty like consistency, is
mixed with a compound of metallic
substances, principally whitehead and
sulphur, to give it body or firmness.
Those sheets designed for the soles
oil shoes are passed under rollers hav-
ing a diamond ignredsurlace. From
these the soles are cut by haud, and
the several pieces required to per-
feet the shoe are put together by fe
males on a last. The natural adhe-
sion Of the rubber Joins the seams
The shoes are next vanished, and ba-
ked in an oven capable of holding
about two thousand pairs and heat
ed to ahoutsthree hundred degrees,
where they remain seven or eight
hours. This is called the "vulcani-
zing" process, by which the rubber
is hardened. A large quantity Of
cotton cloth and cotton flannel is used
to line shoes, and is applied to the
surface Of the rubber while it is yet
in sheets. Not . particle of any of
these materials is lost. The scraps
of rubbeIare remelted, and the bits
of cl$th are chopped up with small
quantity of rubber and rolled out
to aubstance resembling pasteboard,
to form the inner sole. The profits
of thin business have been somewhat
curtaile1 Of late by the prevailing
high pride of rubber, which has va
ried within year from twenty to
sixty cents pound. The demand,
howeyer,lis very large A species
of rubbeSshoe lined with flannel is
extensively used in some paris of
the country(as substitute lpr the
Ieathern Shoe A-JO~- cfI.coY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-02
RATETTBTILLD T1NN: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1854

The young man could only fall up,
on his knees and bathe with his tears
the hands Of the Emperor.
You see that Ialso love my daugh-
ter said the father, raising his SON.
in law IL his arms.
The l4th Of July following, the
Grand Duchess was restored to health,
and the Duke of Beauharnois de
Leuchtenberg espoused her in the
presence Of Representatives Of all
tire royal families.
Such an act of paternal love merit
ed for the Gar and his daughter
century Of happiness. Heaven,
which has its secrets, had ordered
otherwise. On Tuesday, Nov. 9th,
1852, the Duke of Leuchtenberg
died at the age Of thirty-five, worthy
to the last, of his brilliant destiny,
and leaving to Marie eternal regrets.
All. the young Princes Of the
world will again dispute the prize OF
her hand; but she has been too hap
Ply as wife to consent to become a
Queen.