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N THE COURT OF
ORDINARY.
| In tile matter Of John
Mills's Will.
South Carolnina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

NTHEREAS SAMUEL ]. MCKINNEY
w has notified me that he requires the
| will of JOHN MILLS, late of Lancaster District,
deceased, to be proved in due and solemn form
of Law; and whereas James +. n. Davidson,
Executor Of the said John Mills, has filed his
petition with a similar prayer and il appearing
that Nancy Mills, fwiGo#E Marc Mckinney, Au-
girstus. McKinny; Jdnies q. Mill., Washington
NJ. Mills; George IcKinrgg, James McKinncy,
lhe widow and Children OF Thomas j. Mills, de-
| ceased names unknown, the widow and children
OF John +. Mills, deceased, names not known,
the widow and children Of William Mills, de-
Ceased viz: - Milk widow, aud jefferson
Mills, Nancy Mills and Amos Baker and vile
Harriet Baker, most of whom are lcgatces under
the win, and all Of whom would have been eli:
titled to distrbutiye share Of the estate, II the
deceased had died intestate; reside without the
limits of the State These DIRE therefore to notify
require, cite and admonish the said Nancy Mills,
(widow,) Nary Mckinney Augustus McKinny;
James q. Nils, Washington ". Mills, George
Mckinney James Mckinney, the widow and
children OF Thomas j. Mills, deceased, the
widow aud children Of John y. Mills, deceased,
and - Mills, widow, Jeffctson Mills, Nancy
Mills, Amos Baker and wife, Harriet the widow
and children ofWilliam Hills deceased, together
with Samuel j. Mckinney, Wesley Mckinney,
aud james +. N. Davidson aud wife Emily, lega-
teeS Of the said John Mills, deceased, and also
distributes, II he had died intestate 10 he and
appear before nae on w edncs,lay, the 10th July.
| 1884, ia the Court of Ordinary, to be holden ai
Lancaster Court House, then aud there TO show
cause IL any, why the said will should, or should
not be proved and established in due form Of
Law, or for what cause the same should be set
aside or established, and TO make such other and
further showing and proof as you, or either of
you, the said parties, may deem necessary,
proper and advantageous for your respective
rights aud interests in the premises.
/ 49, Given under my Hand md Seal o!
Is. 0hiee, at Lancaster Court House, the
\ --s-1 10th April 1854
JAslfs II. wPrHERsPcoN
80 Ordinary u. ID.
April ~. pf 27.St sn
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TnoMas r BAnrAaD
ps,
THUNAs VI. Slns, 4
Others.
IN EQUITY
hANsA5fEu sStSEhttTg
Petition 70 subject an Equi.
y 10 the payment ola legal
Demand.

II appearing 70 my satisfaction that Thomas
N. Sims, Andrew jackson Sims, Columbus
Mills & the infant child cf Charity r. MiIls; decd,
defendants, reside without tll;s State u Is or
dered on motion Of Williams, Solicitor for Pet.
TONERS. that the said defendants 40 aHsver,
plead OF demur 10 the petition In above ease,
cn or before the Cd day of October, 1854, other
Wise judgnscrt pro eonfsssie win be ordered a.
sainss them. JAMES H. wIfHERsP0oN.
Comlf 20. L. u,
june 10 ~ sh-pt ~
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SouTH CARoLisA THMRERAScE STAND
ARp.--We arereqnested IN announce TO the
friends OF Temperance, that the delay In the
publicaton Of this Paper Is caused by the
non arrival Uf necessary material, which is
expected daily. Immediately at It's arrival
tho Papsr will be issued The psess Of the
State will please extend this noiice.--Lex-
ingtol Telegraph.
k1- HARD ID BEAr.-~-It will be acen by
advertisement. that the Kings Mountain Rail
Road has declaered dividend Of . per cent,
on the c: piisl stock. The Road is free
1f iebt, aad likely to eontinue so. Does
this not a ltter Plank Road prospects. We
know Of one thsst should feel short roads
might pay larger dividends, than long rods
taken 10 short irections.-- Yorkyiile Miseel-
lany.
MUhDgR.--ws ate sorry TO add TO the
aifssay huge W.. Of mardernoiiees thatnow
busdeii The psess brief remark Of one per-
petratcd last Saturday, in this district. on the
body Of one Tomt+ Clay, who was shot
de.d 10 tieid sons quarter'e house, it u
supposed, by lanes Baker, g neigbor
tv- VI. r.. w. lfAak, a member Of the
firm ef Haas. CALHoes T. Co, OF Charles
ton 8. C.. died 10 that city few days since.
IA q remarkable fact, that Of the eighteen
States admitted inso tho Union since the
formation Of lhe Constitution, only eight Of
sheni have had permissiOn from Congress -
erect Stats Goyefsments in the other mine.
(exclesiye OF Texas.) the people haze assam-
cd soverei3nty, Gus themselves loose froa
Congressional diptstios, formed at opee
independent State tloserDFneuts, and have
been admitted Into ilsc Univb. The NebrA ska
bill carries TIE pfIpcipie a. The sovereignty
" the pcopie stilI fssf;,ss. and Fsecgnizs n
10 10 matters which CDnggesa hrs hitheFto
exercised jasisdIcfion over. For this reason,
II hceds Oniy 70 be well understood 10 meet
,wi,h the Fcpvlar spprcraL Nsrviek t'ess
A. S
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Ma. Enron Please annohnce l.: T. IIAM-
MOND, Esq, as candidate Cor the Hoase OF
Representatives in the Next Legislature and
obhgc, MANY FHigHps AND SCrPoRfyRs
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State of South Carolina.
e.. LANCASTER DTSTRICT.
M "a. Common Pkens

M ms common ftedS.
Frederick Shehane, Jr, who is in the custody
OF the She:if of Lancaster District by virtue of n
writ of cdDid nd sd,isfdeicadsm at the suit Of
j. A. Hasseltinc, having filed in my Office, to-
Eethcr with schedule, on oath, Of Ris estates
md effects, his petition 10 the Court of Common
Pleas praying that he may be admitted TO the
benefit of the Act 81 the General Assembly,
mad J; for the relief of insolvent debtors, it is
ordered that the said j. A. Hasscltine, and All
d:hcr the, creditors to whom the said Frederick
Shehane h In anywise indebted, be, and they
are hereby summoned, and have notice TO appear
before the said Court, at Lancaster Court House,
on the 10th day OF October next, to show cause
ifany they can why the prayer of the petitioner
aforesaid, should not be granted.
Office Of Common Pleas, Lancaster District, Sd
Apra, 1851
j. A. STEWMAN,
O. o. T. u
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s9H- The fNends Of w. A. MOORE, Eos
aDnounee him as a candidate for Rrprcsen
tive in the next Legislature.
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A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFIy-
LOUS ULCERS.-A CASE CERTIFIED BY
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.

THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.
Copy Of a Letter from j. Noble, Esq, .May-
or of Boston, LimcolaShire:
To PRof: HJLEow4Y:
Dear Sir-Mrs. Sarah Dixon, of LIQUOR
pond Street, Boston, has this day deposed
before me, that for considerable period she
was severely afflicted with Scrofulous Sores
and Ulcers in her arms feet, legs, and other
parts other body: aud although the first of
medical advice was obtained. nj the cost of
lnige sum of money, she Obtained no abatc-
mctt OF suffering, bat gradually grew
worse:
eihR recommended BY friend to try
y0nr Ointment, she procured II small pot,
and box of the Pills, and before that was
all used, symptoms of amendment appeared
by persevering with the medicines for n
short time longer, according to the direc-
tions, and strictly adhering TO your rules as
TO diet, &c., she was perfectly cured, and
now enjoys the best of health
remain, dear sir, yours truly.
(Signyd.) J. NOBLE.
Dated, August 18th, 1853.
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE
OF ERiS1PELAS IN TIE LEG, AFTER
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
'HW % L,HT IRON HrS EtlzdJcfR lcdtes,
OF tie Post 0Gce, AId,cick Road
near Bognor, Smssey, dltci
Jdhy IL, 1853.
To PROF. HOLLOWAY: ,-... .,...
Sir II suffered Tor considerable peri.
cd from n severe attack ofErysirelas, which
at length settled in my leg, and resisted all
medical treatment My suffcrings were very
great and quite despared of any pcrma-
nent amendment, when / was advised TO
have recourse to your Ointment and Pills.
] did so without delay, and am h ppy to say
the rasult was eminenrly successful for .hey
effected radical cure Of my leg. and re-
stored nc to the enjoyment of health.
h'nl ever speak with the utmost confidence
of your medicines, and have recommended
them to others in this neighhorhood similar.
~ c!fIctru, who derived equal benefit.
am, sir, your obliged aud faithful serv't.
(Signcd.J ELIZABETH YEATES.
The Pills should be used conjointly with
the Ointment. in most OF the following
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For the House Of Representatives.

Mr.. EDIToR.-The friends Of r. s. BAL
LEY beg leave to announce him as candi-
date for seatin the next Legislature, and
obl!ga MANY CITIZENS.
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ag@ TIE friends OF DR. w. c. CAV.
THEN announee him rs a candidate for the
Legislature 1t the cusueing election.
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Tfmi5uiIIr l,rmals Srmiuarg.
10 miles East Of Chester G.. III

The duties of this Institution viii be rcsimed
on the 18th Of July.
REv. l.. McDONALD VISITOR
MRS. A. s. WYLIE, Pri"cipai--Instructrcs
in Moral and Mental Philosophy, Astronomy,
&c. &c. &c.
M=s. MARIA McALrIS-Domestic and Social
Ddtics.
Ars. ANNA LEwIs.-Theo'y and Practice Of
MaSic.
Miss. VI. G. Under&Ood.~~Drawiag and Painting,
Embroidery and Music, &c. Sc. &c.
- Assistant In Literary Department.
LETTERS addressed to Mrs. A. 4. wYLIE,
Lewisyille T. o., Chester District, $. c., will re-
teite prompt observation-disclosures and Guardians
are earnestly requested Tn enter their daughters
and wards at the commencement Of the School.
June Ii Is 4t
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ANN0UN NJEMENrS
Far fha Senate.

tut IIIU DCHdGU'
The ffiendsof Col. DIXON BARNES
aunouce him as Candidate for the next
Senatorial election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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SAMUEL B. MASSEY, ct a.. IN EQUITY.
rs. LANCASTER Der.
Thomas Belk, and WIN. Bill to subject Equi-
Hough, Er'rs. ties to pay legal de-
Darling Hough and others mandS, establish i
set up Liens
Billings 4 Bclk Petition to subject an
rs. Equity to pay Legal De-
Darling IIough, ct al manl4.
d. VI. Poer, .isoignct, ! Petition to subject all
rs. Equity to pay Legal
Neal Johnston & wife. Demand
Darling Iough & others
T. r. 4 j. r. Magill, A.signcrs, m :y
The same Parties.
Samuel B Emmons, As1gnre, rs. :,;.
The same Parties "
Elizabeth Adams, admir- AsNgncc, -,
rS. same Parties. ''' q"
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Darling
Hough, u deicndent in above case, resides with.
out the limits Of this State, 1t il ordered on
motion Of Cooke, Solicitor for complainant in
above Bill, and os Moore, solicitor in the petition
first stated, and Of Williams, solicitor for pei ettion
ers in the last stated petitions that the said Dar-
lng HOugir, do'nHS~or, plead or detnur, to-the
above Bill and petitions, on, or before the End
day Of October, 1851, otherwise Judgement pro
confsSso will be ordered against him in each and
all of said cases
JAS, II. WITuERSPOON.
Con'r ii Egnitv.
June 10. - Sm-pE $40
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The fsiends Of T. n. GU RETON announce
him ~ II candidate for II seat III the House
of Representatives.
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WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS, MATTRESSES,
AHD
PA PER HAN GING =

TINE Subscriber has in Store, of his own
L Manufacture and importation an eGoI.-
nous stock of WISDOM SHADES. GTTr
CORNICES, PAPER HANGlNGS, MatrIs-
scs, Satin DeI.nines. Darnasks, Lace and Mus
lin Curtains, Tassils. Loops. &c. All of
which are offered at prices which are appre-
riated by all close buyers and economical
house Keepers.
II. w. KINSNAN, 1T King-st.,
Charleston, s. G.
March 20 y.
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Jane T. Ward, by next,
Friend John Adams,
Elias B. Ward, cf az.

1t appearing to my satisfaction that ELIAS
B. WARD resides without the limits Of this
State; it is ordered, on motion of Clinton, Sol'r
for petitioner, that the said Elias B. Ward de-
fendant in the above petition, do answer, plead or
dcmur to tire petition in this case, Of before the
sccond day Of October, 1851, otherwise ju..S"
ment pro con fcSso will be ordered against him.
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON.
Cora. Eiy l.. ID.
June l5, l9- br fccS7 am
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IN EoUITY.
LANCASTER Dir.
William J. Cureton admir-. |
rs. ,

'''''rH d 'Urc'UH Uur' ~ HV' IT
rs. , LANCASTER DIR.
James C. Massey, ct al. Bill tor Relief
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Com
missionrrs. that James &. Massey. Henry Cooke,
ali Henry Reese Massey, defendants in the a.
hove case reside without the limits CcthiS State,
II is ordered, on motion of Cooke -olicitor for
complainant, that the said defendants, James g.
Massey, Henry Cooke aud licnry Reese Massey,
do answer, plead or dcmur to the Bill in above
case, on or before the end day of October, 1854,
otherwise Judgement pro confsSSo will he order
ed against all and each Of them.
JAMES ii. WlTlIERSlOON.
Com'r in Eq., l.. y.
June Is 10 3m-pf. 81
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THE + LANCASTER LEDGER.
SOUTH.CAROLINA,

SOUTH.CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By Janes III. IVitherspoon, Esquire, Or
dfndry f5r said District.
WHEREAS. Join WILLIAMS. has
w applied to me for Letters Of A lmin-
istration on all and singular the Goods and
Chatte,s Rights and Credits of CALVIN
USRY, late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, To be and appear before
hic mt our next Ordinary's Court f6r the
said district. TO 5e holden nj Lancaster Court
House on the 10th day 6f Jh'y pcxt, 10 show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
~~S Given under my hand and seal,
: is. this goth day of June, in the
t~~ year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty four, and in the sew
enty eighth wear of American Independence.
j. II. WITHERSPOON, D. L. d.
Junc &c 20:%;:2i prs fee 81
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THE MARKETS.
Carleston Market.

CHARLESTON, June. 23
CoTToS.--Thc market was quiet to day,
the sales haveing been limited to about 400
bales at extremes ranging from a 9i.-
Prices were very full.
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State Of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.


THE Defendent VI. 8. Sorrell who is in the
curtody Of the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by
virtue of writs Of edpids ad respondendna, al the
suits off. L. and n s. Hunt, aud others; having
filed in my Office, together with schedule on
oath, OF his estate and effects his petition to the
Court Of Common pleas praying that he may be
admitted to the benefit Of the Acts of the Gen
cral Assembly made for the relief Of insovent
debto:s, II is ordered that the said J. l.. and N
S. Hunt, and Sparrow & lane, and all others
tho creditors 70 whom the said NJ. s. Sorrell is
in anywise indebted, be and they are hereby
summoned, and have notice to appear before the
said court at Lancaster Court House on the 10th
day OF October next, to show cause, il any they
can, why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
Office Of Common Pietts Laaedater District,
Srd day Of dpfl 1884
J. A. sTEwMAN, Clerk
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THE present critical state 81 EUROPEAN affairs
will render these publications unusually intcres-
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py middle ground between The hastily written
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Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA, June "a.
CoTroN AS we have had mo- sales for the
past few days by which to test the strength
or The market, we continue our former. quo
tations, WIN this fcmark, that the f.ciing is
dec 'dedly in. favor Sft,e Seller, viz inferior
6 n 67; ordinary att; middling q a7I;
good uiddling 8 81; fair Sicts.
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The EplNpuon REVIEW, (Whig)
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4.
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S. ...
BLAcKwooD's EpISRtRGn 8xtaziNE, (Tory3
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IN EAEITY.

LANCASTER DISrnlCr.
Petition for scttlcmcnt
. ofintcrcst of Mrs.J. T.
Ward i'll real aud per.
sonal estate. James
CrONton. 4 40 forth.
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W-The newsp ,peis published in Colum-
bia, Charleston. and within the limits of the
81 and 5th Military Divisions, will publish
until the reviews are over.
June %, 30 lit
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TIE BRITISH QUARTERLlES,
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For any two of the four Reviews, - So 90
For any two of the four Reviews, s 90
For any three Of the four Reviews, 4 90
For all four of the Reviews, 90
For Blackwood's Magazine, 8 90
For Blackwood and three Rvviews, g 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews, f0'eo
Payments to be made in all cases in advance
Money current in the State where fssted! Will be
received at par.
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NOTICE THIS T.!

w and corns for the lack of good easy wearing
boots and shoes; or by wearing any kind OF old
things, thinking they are the cheapest wherein
they arc badly mistaken; many catch their death
by it, and besides. meyer wear ahfthhg that n
eon>fortSBte; aud III tic long r6n spend as p,ucE
Money as Would have bought them Something
good and comfortable. TO prove ihe difference
call ON us at our shop OPPOSITE S. B. EN-
whichever you desire, or both, that will keep
the cold out, wear easy, and lust n long tinIe
We can make any kind of work iist Sott can
desire from fine pump boot down to q coarse
everyday shoe. Repairing of all kinds done al
short notice. All work warranted, and prices
very low, FLOYD & SON.
fS6 ss ly
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June 90,
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-04
Editing q NeNyspaper.

The following sensible remarks we find
in the National Intelligencer." and copy it
for the benef. Of those whom il may con-
Germ -
MANY people estimate the ability of
newspaper. and the industry and talent of
is editor, by the editorial matter it contains
It is comparatively an easy task for a frotby
writer to pour out daily columns Of words
words upon any md all subjects His IDEAS
may flow in one wishywashy everlasting
food, and his command Of language may
enable him to string them together like on
ions, and ye. his paper may be meager and
poor concern But what il the toll Of such
man, who displays his loaded matter large
y, to that imposed On . judiciors, well-in-
formed editor, who exercises his vocation
with m hourly consciousness Of his respon-
sibilties and duties, and deyotes himself to
AZ e4-i.s=.;=== &c L. >-se- .~;,l Az
ald assiduIty that i sensible lawyer bcstows
upon suit, or humane physician upon a
patient, without regard to show or display
Indeed, the m,:-e writing part of editing
paper is small portion Of the work. The
care, the time employed in selecting. is far
more important and the tact of good edi-
tor i better known by his selections than
anything else. and that We know i half the
battle. But. az We have said, an editor
onGht to Dc estimated, and hia labors under
stood and appreciated BY the general con
duct Of Biz paper-its tone, il temper. il
uniform, consistent course, its principles and
aims in maniiness. its dignity and propriety.
To preserve these as they should be pre-
served i enough to fully occupy the time
and attention Of any man. If to this be ad-
ded the general supervision of the newspa-
per establishment, which most editors have
to encounter, the most wonder is how they
find time TO write at all"