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CAVALRY, its History and Tactics. by Can't.
~ Nolan, 18th Hussars, vol. London, 1858.
Cavalry Catechism and Instructions, by 1t. Rob
bins, Dragon Guards, vol, London, 1851
On Breaking and Training Young Hsrses, by Tur-
ner, Riding Master, Royal Horse Guards, vol, Lon
don 1851
The Training Of Cavalry Remount Horses, vol,
engravings, London 1858
The Formations and Movements Of Cavalry for
YeoaAanry Corps, vol, London 1858
Regulations (0niciaD for the Instruction Rorma-
tons, and Movements Of the Cavalry, vol, London
1851 ~
Orlounance de Cavalrie vols, Paris
And other Works, English and American, on the
Horse, Horsemanship on Cavalry Drill, on the Vet.
erinary Sciences, &C. FRANCK TAYLOR.
jan 21-h /.
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BREAD, CAKES. PASTRY. &c

BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY, &C.
NHAkLES w. HAVKNER, Baker and Confection.
~ er, street, between ~ aud 9th streets, has
constantly On hand a largo assortment of eli the
best articles usually kept in his line
Pound and Fruit Cakes
Sponge, Jelly, and Citron Cakes
Tea Cakes, great variety
Best family Bread and Biscuit, fresh every msr.
ming and evening. -.
Goods delivered in any part Of the city free Of all
charge.
Any article sold by me which does not give salts
faction can be returned and the money refunded.
dec 12-eotf
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FUNERALS
&C. The subscriber is prepared TO al
Sz.z.s.zzzs tend, at the shortest notice, to any
calls in this line, and will spare pains render
entire satisfaction to all who may desire assistance
in performing the last tribute of respect the dead.
Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Caps and
Shrouds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave 10 call the attention o.
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER.
which has been already tested in the families of
eral in this city. ts whom he can refer as 10
ifs efficacy in preserving the body from decompoi
ton for any length of period.
J. w. PLANT, d street,
aug SeOly bet. 9Th and 10th streets.
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1EFFERSON'S Notes ON virginia.
q new edition, enlarged by matter prepared by
the author before bis death.
jan I9-V HRANCK TAYLOR.
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TILOEEaS FROM srRATF0RD-ON-AyON.-
II Gatherings from the Orchard" and Exotic
GirdsD 49,. 49, ---,s
Thsse beautifully Illuminated Books. with choice
selection OF Standard Poets, and other Work III
elegant and tasteful bindings just receiYed at
TAYLOK 4 MAURYe bookstore,
dec Aft pseI 9TH street.
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GAS FIXTURES.

oAS Is 4A4 A6o.
Ts1H1i subscribsr takes pleasure in announcing to
1t ils pubic that his stock of GAS FIXTURES,
oepsing some Of tn. b2st and latest patterns has
been recevej and that he Is prepared to sell at
LIE lowest ratss. Persons In want Of Gas Fixtures
will please call and exaIaine-they will doubt
fad X 70 their interest IL.
Dwellings, ami public buildings fitted with gss-tu-
kiab al the usual natal j. w. THUAPcON.
dec l5-tf
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Railroad Accident,

We regret TO state that the train due yes
teraay afternoon from Augusn, did aol mr.
rive wm'!! ab0a, half past sis, ?. IN. thecou
sequence of an accident which occurred in
the nrighborhOod or Lpwry's Turn Dat, 20
miles above Charleston.
IL appears by the Information We have
received, that the ears ran OF the track, ow-
ing to its spreading, and the Mail and Dag.
gage ears Were bo.h badly bgoScn.
The Rev. Mr. Beard, one OF the Editors
OF the Southern Presbyterian, received, il is
feared. severe, if not serious Injuries. BY he.
ing caught under one OF thy cars wLcra it is
Presumed he was preeipitatcd when tie nc.
cident occurred
a Brakeman has also received sever. in.
Jpries, what extent we have not ueen ad.
yised
The rest of the passengers, and hands en-
gagged, about the ears escaped some with
slight scratches aud bruises.
We take occasion upon the record OF
this accident, 20 state n fact which reflects
credit, both upon the llicers and engineers
ofthe Charleston Road, viz that there are
fewer accidents on tLis than on any other
Road, and this Is attributable to the thorough
discipline that governs in every department
on the line, Char. &ani,ird, 20 all q.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals will be received by the
Commissioners of Public Eu.lLi.gs until the 10th
of February next, TO build an addition to the
Count House. So feet long, 22 feet wide, and 32
Get high from the foundation. To be built of
good hard brick, laid in lime mortar The lower
floor to be of brick, with passage of ten feet
running through the passage walls, to be Of brick.
The outside wall to be 22 inches thick up to the
second floor. The second story to be divided
into two rooms with Plank floors, and the out
side walls to bells inches thick. The roof to be
covered with shingles. Also, the present Jury
Rooms and Gallery to be removed and raised
seats fixed in their place; the Contractors to
furnish all the materials, and finish the whole
OF complete painting, and all by the lst of De-
ccmhcr next. And to give bond with good Sc
curity for the faithful performance of the work.
For further particulars apply to the Sec.crary.
q, WITHERSPO0N, Chairman.
j. \. HAssELTINE, Scc'Y
Lancaster &. ii. Jan. IL, 4S Ct
Tri-W cekly South Carolinian at Columbia, and
Western Democrat at Charlotte n. c. will
copy until the 10th February, and forward bills
to the Secretary.
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Bl virtue Of sundry writs Of il. ia. to me d-
rcctcd, Will sell before the Court House door.
in Lancaster, within the legal hours of sale, on
the G'St Monday in Frebruary next, One HOUSE
and LOT in the Village of Lancaster, marked in
,hc Plan Of the Town No. 33, bounded West by
Dgoad-streat North by Mectmgstreet South by
VI. Chnton,s Lot, measuring 90 feet on Broad-.t,
Also, one LOT OF LUMBER on the lot, ievfc,.
on and to be sold as the property of W. Iatay-
etle Belk, at the suit of }. b. Cousart aud others
ALSO 81 81
100 Acres Ll9d, more or less, whcrcon Defen-
damts family now reside, adjoining lands of c.
Il. Iw'ty, james Thompson, aud john Van.
!nadn@Ean, levied on and to I've sold "a the pro-
pcrty of Jonathan Mackcy, at the suit of Daniel
Johnston, Agent iorJom lsomand uthc.s. And
ALSO 81 80
AT the house OF james Bcckham, within the lu.
gd hours Of sale, on Tue 'dny after the first Mon
laym freb. uary next, the lo'iowingp opcrty, viz:
Three Head CATTLE, l SORREL HORSE of
Jamc' Brchham, = or 3 lead Of HOGS, sd
DIE 400 ihS. BACDN more or less, / CUP
BOARD IL doz. Chairs, Nu,ict, levied on
a, the property Of Jonathan Mackcy ut tn suit
~ Dan'ei j"Lnston, aSgnt for John Isom ;,ud
Others. Il IN
Conditions Ca.h, &c.
!. y. HALLE, 5. l.. p,
Lancaster c. IT, Jan l.. 40 tbs.
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PRoFIrs OF AMERICAN AuruoRs.-It
is said that Washington Irving and 'Pe.
ter Farley" have made large fortunes bv
authorship, as has, Mr.. Mitchell, by his
school books.-Prof. Anihon, for his serie $
of classics, has received 100000. Miss
Warmers books have yielded profit Of
form 5l2 1000 #l5, 900. Mr.. Headly has
realized fro.l his works, $4,000: Ike
Marvel $4,000; Miss Leslie, $40 O0O {;
DR.. Barnes, 10000; Fanny Fern, from
one small hook in six months. 100000
Judge Kent, S43o,O00; N'elr.tor for his
Dictionary, $1So,o0O,and others at equ !
rats. SO tn 1t it cannot be said that Amer.
authorship Is not profitable
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
C0NC0RDW GAZETTE

THE subscriber proposes to publish in the
Town of Concord, n. c., a Weekly Newspaper,
to be entitled the CONCORD WEEKLY GA
ZETTE"
The Editorial Department of the "Gazette,"
will be under the management of gentleman
Of well known literary attainments, and who will
spare no pains to make the Gazette a welcome
visitor to the family, and entertaining and
instructive companion, for the long and dreary
Winter evenings.
The Gazette" will be devoted to
PoLITICs, AGRIcULrURE, THE ARTS AND Sci
ENcEs, LITERTURE, FoREIGN AND Lo-
CAL INTELLIGENCE,
and to the advancement of the interests Of ;la
Town of Concord; and in fine, the Publisher will
use every excrtion to make his paper inferior to
none of the same character in the United States.
In Politics Che Gazette" will be unComp O.
misingly "Whig"
TERMS:--lfa sufficient number Of subscrib-
crs be obtained the Gazette will be issued about
the first of January, 1854, in large Twenty
eight column form, printed with Entirely New
Material, at the low price Of I IY0 DOLLARS
per year i'll Advance.
JAMES N. HENDERSON.
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South Carolina, IN the Court of Ord
Lancaster District, nary, in the matter OF
J Mary Smalps Will

} Mary Smalrs Will.
WHEREAS, John Il. Small has notified me, that
lac requires the paper Purponing to be the vii!
"i May small late oi said district deceased to
be proved IN Guc and solemn form of law And
whereas, Alexander Franklin Nisbrt, aJmiIyistro
tor, with the will annexed otihc said Mary Small.
la. filed his petition with similar payer, and il
upPca iHE hat james Hood, Reuben Hood, John
Lemons and Ma'gar.t, his wife, Mary Balm, VIM.
Townsend and Sarah, his wife Jane Balm Eliza
beth Lan, Samuel Balm and Jane, his wife John
Hood, Deborah Glass, and the children of Robert
Hood, decd, names unknown; most OF whom
are l"Satces under the will and all OF whom would
have been entitled to di>tributivr share of the
Estate, II the deceased had died intcstatc reside
without the limits of this State. These are there.
io"c 10 notify, require, cite and adlnonish the
the said james Hood, Reuben Hood John Lem.
ons and wife, Margaret, Mary Balm, VIM. Town
send, Jan" Balm, Elizabeth Balm, Samuel Balm and
Jane his wife, John Hood, ". Glass and the chill.
drcI Of R"b't Hood, together with John b. Small
lhos. Mellow, and Jane L. his wife, Alex. f.
NcSbit and the first Prcsbytery of the associutc
reformed synod of the South, OF thcreprcscEt;vc
OF that body.
Lcgatccs Of the said Mary Small, decd. and
also distributes if she hal died intcstate 10 De
and appear before me on Monday the 10th ,lay
ci AP.ii 1851, in the Court of Ordinary TO bc
holden at Lancaster Court House, then and there
10 Shcw cause, if any, why the said will should
o. 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 OF
either OF you the said parties may deem neces.
sary proper aad advantageous for your respective
rights aud interests in the promises.
- Given nndcr my hand and seal OF
l.. ;. Office at Lancaster Court House this
- 9th December 1853.
j. ii. WlTHERSPOON, o. L. d.
fT-3m prs fee SO.
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I. 0. o. T.

Attic Anniversary Communication of the
X. w. Grand Lodge Of South Carolina held
at Odd Fellows HAIL, on the 18th inS .ant,
the following Grand Officers were elected:
William Ihnyer, VI. W. Grand Mister.
Edward Mitchell, Jr. K. w Deputy Grand
Mister.
Robert Lebby, NJ. D., II. w. Grind War
den.
John a. Gylcs, X. w Grand Secretary
Il. B. Oakcs, K. w. Grand Treasurer.
Rev. \. ID Cohen, Il. w. Grand Chap.
lain. ..... ..... .-s
r. b. Roylston, r. W. Grand Rcprcscn-
tatIvc.
The Grand Master maIe the following ap-
poiuiIncntS: ...s....
Jhmes Ianahan, w Grand Guardian.
w. ). Wood, w. GElnl Conductor.
james l.. Gmtt, w. Grand Marshal
CoRlmUnee oj Eicciioas and R~,urHS.-
Grand Secretary, ]. 4. Gyles, Chairman tx
oiliclo, \. III. D..vegL, Jas. Grady.
COB,muies on fhl4ac2.-Richarl Call.
we'll, James 5. Roberts and James III. Mur-
relI.
Com mnatce on State Of the Or3w.-EIcury
Buisl, r. Y. Simons, Jr., IL. Mitchell, Jr.. d.
Lucas, J. ii. Rion.
The VI. w. Grand Sire, WiimJt G. DE-
Sauasuge, on the invitation of the Grand
Lodge, visited the Grand Lodge, and WIS
received with the hoaors die bis position,
and gave instruction in the work Of che Or
der.
The venerable Thomas Wildey was also
present at the Communication.
The Grand Lodge determined TO hold It's
four meetings of The year, commencing OF
the lSih; at Charleston, in Ap!il at Co
Iumbia, in July; At ChesteryiIc, in Oaiob,r
and at Charleston, ia JanuIry, 1855.
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WnRMSl NnRMS

Cf3" Thee is 10 disease MOI, common a,noag
ehidyen, and yet none m.Iich 30 LcQu .ntly hll-
Hes t'e skill OF the physician, as wOsu,s They
are highly detrimental To the constitution; and
their presence should bc carefully guard ID A.
gainst by parents. ou ttr first manifestation of
symptoms, every means should bc used t. cxrrl
! them promptly and thoroughly. HLamcs Yer
nituge is well established rs the most certain.
safe and speedy remedy ever offered for this
troublesome aaI dangerous malady; and all WHO
have the Enlargement Of chidrou should kD"p
this Invaluable me iicine at hIad. In addition
10 It's perfect safety, j: meyer fails to produce the
desired effect. . -..aa
e. Purchasers will careful to ask for DR..
McLano's Celebrated Liver Pills, and
take noae else. There ne other Pill, pu.por,-
ing to be Live. Pills, now before the public
DR.. NLane's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated Yer
miIuge, can now be haI at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
ToR SALE DY
MAGILI AZ HE ATII
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LEwIsyrLLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

TEN MILES EAST or cHDsTERyLLE.
Rev. l. Mcdonald, Superintendent
Mrs A UyIie, Principal
The Sholastic year win be divided into two
sessions of five months each, the ninth term
commencing on the 18th Of January.
Terms for Boarding, Washing, Fuel. Lights
and Tuition, never 10 exceed 500 foFone session.
Music and all Ornamental branches exta, at
most reasonable rates.
AH accounts must Be paid at the md of each
ScSSion. af
In sickness resident papiIs are attended fee
of charge. -
For Circular containing full particulars, ad-
dress Mrs. IpyIie LewisvilIe, r. o., Chester Dis
trict, sc.
Where timely notice Is given, carriage win
meet any one coming as Car IS Lewis' Tmn Out.
on the Charlotte andS. G. RairOod.
RgEEREkcEs
Ex-Governor j. II. Means, Ex-Governor ], p
richardson GeiIeral j. w cantey. Rt.Reys
Thomas y. Davis, Protestant Episcopnl Bssl,at,
Rev. William Martin, Camden; DR.. Thosnas a.
Elliott, orangebsng; Hon + J Noses. sumter,
Henry a Williams, Charlotte, N Ct Messys Roc.
ser \ IHereu, CeHtral Ifsharf, ohaaiea6sl; !; and
the p4tFonssef the School generally
Jany 1854 4f--et
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GOODS AT COST

THE Subscriber on and after this date. will
oifer his entire Stock Of Goods at Cost. He
would especially invite the attention of Merchants
and the people generally to call aud make uur.
chases as another opportunity of this kind may
not present itself again soon. l am willing 10
sell my goods 10 good and punctua customers
on time, "a avn determined to cease business
here J. i. CURETON.
\. B.-Nour accounts arc made out, and /
want all to come forward and close their ac-
counts 10y Note or Cash; the latter would
prefer.
Jan IL 4S &c
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Writing Pencil. Something to be Ia.
vontad

We have on two occasions we think, di-
rected attention 20 the importance of disco.
vering pencil which would write as rasy
and free as good black l"ad one, aud make Z
clean Jet-biaek lnarss--a pencil which would
be perfect Substitute for pen and ink for
common uses. We have often wished for
such an instrument, for no class of men
would be more benefited by Il than editors
We are therefore spsasing good word for
ourselves, while we are Jogging the genius
Of many Of our readers. While travelling
on railroad or sieap.boat, or on the highway,
how convenient il would be when Shake
spearean IDEAS flashed across the minds ol
some of our editorial brethren to pull out
The jet black pencil and black-fossiI them for
ever What barrels Of ink such 3 pencil
would save; how much dancing Of she arm
from paper 10 Iak.boslIe Il would obsiate, in
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lams, the unsurpassed deliniators Of Irish
and Yankee character, will perform at the
Theatre. Charlcstcn will be all life u e
coming week. Money is scarce here this
Is attributed to the small amount of en-
change, in consequence of SO little of our
produce being exported, If cotton would
get up" there would be plenty of money
Yours, truly,
ASHLEY.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

THE Subscriber is dcsirous of having large
HOUSE BUILT on the lot known as the Perry
Lot, in this village. The house to contain eight
rooms, 90 feet square, with basement story of
brick. The Contractor to furnish all materials
that the subscriber will have nothing to do
III the matter but to pay for it when completed
It is particularly desired that the same should be
, completed by the lSt January 1855.
For ali Necessary information Contractors will
apply to nc personally, or by letter directed to
Lancaster Court House.
DANIEL w. BROWN.
Jan. Is 10 1t
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DEATH - DR. 4. X. DARGAN.--Iye re.
greet TO learn tbs death Of DIR. 4. X. Dargan,
which occurred on Thursday last, 1T his res
idencc at Darlington Court House, after ar
Illness Of some weeks The deceased was
Z physician of high standHgIAnd a citizen Of
great usefuInoas. whese loss will be Qraat.
y feitin Che I.xgs circle OF relatives, friond
md acqpeiAtsnces IN which be iaorcd.--.
Mariqn Ssar. ts
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N A K RI A G ES.

MARRIED, on the 10th inst, by Rev. \. A.
Jtmcs, Dr. JONI w. HARRls Of Ruthcrfor,lton,
Y. c., and Miss MARY L. daughter Of Col. Tuos.
+. BRocEMAN, of Grceayiilc district, ). {.
MAHnrGr ON the roth of December. by Rev.
j. W. McCall, Mr.. J. CLAYTON KmGorr. of
GrccnyilIe, and Miss TEMrERANcE SULLIVAN, OF
Laurcus.
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NOTICE.

THE Notes and Books Of accounts Of Huey.
Massey & Co, Huey & Massey, and $. D. Massey
are in my hands for collection. Those debtors
who come and pay up by the lst of February
next win save costs. Those who do not pay by
that time viii be sued. This notice Is for ali in.
debted, and no one win be favored.
j. w. COOKE, Atfy at Lar.
Jan. IL AZ tr
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NOTICE.

THE DIVISION ROOM near JOSEPH CAR.
IERS will be sold at public outcry 10 the high
est bidder, on Saturday, the 18th of Frebguar.y,
at 3 o'clock, z. NJ. by mutual consent of the
members of the Division. r. .r..r
Terms made known on day Of saic.
WM. 4. BELL, Adv'r.
. Jan. 18th 1854 30 IA:
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WANTED

IMMEDIATELY, at the Sign of the Boot Jour
neyman Boot Maker, for good workman good
wages will bc given. A.
At the same place, is wanted an Apprentice to
the trade. ForparticuaIs enquire at the Sign of
the Boot. HUGH GARSIDE.
Jan. ! rs If
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u E A L IIS.
! .
DEATu's but path that must be trod,
If man would ever pass to COP.



DIED, in Green County, Alabama, on The lst
JInuaGy, 1854, ANGELINE II. JENNINGS.
aged p years, months and : days. Mr. and
MIS- Jennings were natives of Yo.k District, ).
C., but for several years residents of e. cen Cour-
ty Alabama. In early lie Mrs jennings cave
attention to the interest Of her soul. aat at tl,
age ot | years made a pros sion Of rciiy y.ul.
She was called few years altcs this 10 na-t wiil
her tirthcr, who was removed hy tie hand of
death; bat she realized that the God in uhrn
she trusted ever faithful to his pro.ns,., became
ilthcr and friend unto her. Nor did h. lo.-
sake her in the hourol death, but Wa with her to
comfort, sustain and cheer. She died in peace.
The aliiction Yves painful and psoractcd, yet she
bore II with patience and christian iO,ttmIe.
n a daughter, she was 0bedicut; %, a wife,
faithful; as mother, devoted; as a riuul. s!u.
c"rc.-But she Is gone, lcavinga widowed moth-
cr, two brothers, an ntiectiouate hus'uud two
small children, and uuneyous f. firnds to lamcnt
her death. May the God of all comfort b" with
them. Weep not, bcseaved onrt, for hcr that
u gola-she is to day, we trust, at rest in that
land where "thc wicked ccus. from troubling.
and the weary are at rcSt.n H. Ms.
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Clubbing.

A discount Of 20 per cent from the above
fom the above prices win be allowed to Clubs
ordering four or more Copies of any one or more
Of tie above woiks. Thus, four copies of
Biackwooi or Of one Review, will be sent to
one address for 80 four copies of the four Re
views and Blackwood ior $50 and 80 on.
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Estate sale.

A4SNsNS hSeAhNs sa ~
10y JAMES VI. WFfIIERSP0DN. o. l..
I'D ID. Will DC sold az the Lite residence of
SANDY WALKER, deceased, on the sth Freb.
naly 1854, Six LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
VIZ; clary, Beckey, is years; Daniel, 10; Wv.
att, Is; Jape. II and Gcorge, 4. Nso.
hoazshold and kitchen furniture, and al his per.
sonal estate S.E t
) TERMS.---lA credit until ist January 1888.
vita fnterosl Con DAY Of Sale, Note Bith ~
NANCY WALKER. Adnsx
Jaa ~. 1851 81 III
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N0TICE

ALI Persons indebted 10 HASSRLTFNE q
HAGINS, or y. A. 8. liAsSELTfNR, win please
take notice, that an notes and accounts net paid
by The Inst OF March, ,wsii be placed IN the hands
q a. oaicer lorcalldeton iihost ahy distihction.
Money we muse hars 10 pay our deias wlth.
J. Jan- Z 4HE 80 et
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T HE IANcASTR LEDGER,

short it would advance civilization, improve
our literature, and last, but not least, make
an Independent fortune to the discoverer.-
Sci. Amer.
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Postage.

works will be delivered, through Agents FREE
OF POSTAGE. Whcl sent 81 mail the pos
tage TO any part Of che United States will be but
TwENrr-FoUR CESrs year, for "Blackwod," "
and but TWELVE CENTS year for each Of the
Reviews.
Rcmitianccs and communications should az.
ways be addrcssai, postpaid, to the Pub.
lishers
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-01
Columbia Market

JANUARY 2S.-CorTON.- Notwithstanding the
weather Yesterday was again very unhyorthlc
ior out door business, still there was a rtr and
stacly demand for the article mt Former Quota
tons. 100 bales changed hands, ut : /. to
3-S cents
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-01
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New York.
y. B.--L. s. 4 Co. have recsntly published
and have now for sale, the "FARMER'S
GUIDE" by Henry Stephens, OF Edinburgh
and Profsssor Norton, of Yale college New liza.
ven, complete IN vols, royal octave containing
1900 pages, II ste2 aud 900 wood engraving
ITice in musli0 bindiag, So
gsig This Is not the old " Book Of fhs Fara,"
lately res'ecifated and thrown upon the market.
sJan. II, 1851, as