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LEwIsvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
TIN MILES EAST or cuDsTERvILLE.
Rev. l. Mcdonald, Superintendent,

TIN MILES EAST OF CHDsTERvILLg
Rev. L. Mcdonald, Superintendent,
Mrs S Wylic, Principal t
The Scholastic year will be divided h,,o two
sessions Of five months cach the ninth term
commencing on the 18th Of January.
Terms for Boarding. Washing, Fuel. Lights
and Tuition, never to exceed 500 forone session.
Music and ell Ornamental branches extra. ne
most reasonable rates.
&. Al accounts m"a be paid at ne end efs each
In sickness resident pupils are attended ffeo
of charge.
For Circular containing fuil particulafp IA
dress Mrs.. IYylie Lewisyille, p o., Chester Dis.
trict sc.
Where timely notice e given, a carriage win
meet any one coming as far as Lewis Turn Out.
on thc Charlotte and $. G. Railroad.
e. REzRnENcEs,
Ex-Gover1ors5. II. Meana, Ex1tsovetnor I p
Richardson, General j. W Cantey. RtRey
Thomas y. Davis, Protestant Episcopal Ilishon !,
Rev William Martin, Camdens Df. 4ho,oas A :
Elliott, Orangcburg; Hon n Moss suss3sr !:
Henry A Williams, Charlotte. Nc Meet |soa.
ger q, Warren, Central Htarl. Ehsslestoo: !: ami
inc patrons OF the School generally.
'any isod' ls--os
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Awful Tragedy in Sumter County.

a gentleman Of hi h respcctabity, of
Sumter county, has sent us The following
details of a bloody transaction which took
place in that county, on Saturday last:
AMERIcUs, Jan. Q, 1854.
Editor Of the Georgia Citizen Our county
was, on last Saturday, the theatre Of most
awful trtgedy, resulting in the death of two
men by one and the same person The two
men killed Civilians and JOhnson) were
near neighbOrs to n man named Engram,
with W 1om they were at variance and enmit, /,
arising from some previous difficulty of sew
eral months standing. From facts coming
to light, since the killing, it appears that En-.
gram had been expecting an attack, and had
purposely avoided coming in contact with
them; but on last Saturday, the three met
at mill and Engrams son (about thirteen
years old) overheard conversation, betwe IN
Williams and Johnson, in which threats
were made either to whip or kill his father
before night. This was communicated TO
Engram by his son.
Williams and Johnson, however, left the
mill without making any attack, and after
gong about three miles, were oyertaken by
Engram. Johnson was standing in the road
by the side Of his horse-cart, and William
behind a large pine, Immediately on the road
side; and upon Engrams attempting to pass,
Williams stepped out with his rifle in his
hand, and caught the bride Of Engram's
horse. remarking at the same time, now,
d-n you. Wen have it," Engram having
his double-baTrel shot gun by him, imnedi-
ately fired, and lodged the entire contents in
Williams breast Upon which Johnson,
who was some four or five PAGES in advance
Of Williams, commenced advancing towards
Engram, when immediately he was fired upon
by Engram, receiving thirteen buck shot in
the right breast, killing him almost instantly.
There was no one present but the parties
and Engfam's 500, at the time OF killing.
Engrem gave notice TO the neighbors Of the
act he had committed. The circumstances,
as ! have stated them, were the statements
made ~ Epgram and his son. n.--IMacon (Gd.)
Citizen.
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GEORGIA HOME GAZETTE:
\ SOUTHERN,
LITERARY AND FAMILY
JOU r n AL.
PUBLISHED AT AUGUSTA, GA.
--C5.~- Es-
JAS. NJ. SMITuE, p,.
ROBT A. WIlYTE, f'''orS

IHE llOAE GAZETTE is devoted to Litcro,urc
Art, Science, Agriculture, General Intelligence,
and Southern Interests. The aim of the Editors
is to make useful and interesting paper; 10
blend the Instructive and the cntaining together
III sucA way aS to secure u high degree of m-
tercSt, and yet at the same time elevate both
the Intellect aud the Affections
lie columns OF the paper contain historical
and domestic RoInanccs, Pictures OF Social Life,
Sketches Of Biography, Choice Poetry, Enter
tanning Anecdotes, Scientific Memoranda, Agri-
cultural and Industrial Articles, the General
News OF tho day. and all Political Intelligence
OF any imO0Itancc. Besides great variety of
articles on all these subjects the Gazette viii he
particularly adapted iOr FAMILY READING
1t is published iOr the HoD.o CircE, and the
Editors feel that they have fully redeemed their
plcdge-to make it home newspaper should be
entirely free from political bias and high-toned
in character.
Grateful for the liberal encouragement Which
has been extended to our efforts 10 build up at
the South, LITERARY AND FAMILY JouRSAL OF
bigh character, we shall increase our exertions
to justify this public confidence, and to make the
Gazette still more worthy of general patronage.
....... .. . TERMS ..
Single copy, lyear, always in advance, 81 OO
Two copies, SO
Five " A" Oo
Ten TX OC
ID To any person making up a club o
Five, we will send copy gratis for one year.
Address,
sMYTHE & wHYTE,
Editors Home Gdtcftc,
Augusta, Ga.
January, 8, 1854, As
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GOODs At COST

THE Subscriber Oh and after this date. will
offer his entire Stock of Goods at Cost He
would especially invite the attention of Merchants
and the people generally 10 call and make pur-
chascs as another opportunity of this kind may
not present itself again soon. am willing to
sell my goods to good and punctua customers
on time, Us / am Diet ,nnined TO cease business
here j. h. CURElON.
y. B-Your accounts are made out, and
want all TO come forward and close their ac-
counts by Note or Cash; the latter L would
prefer.
Jan ii iS
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REVOLVING THEFr-While DR.. S. Carr,
the attending physician, was leaning over
the dying bed ofthe mother-in law of a man
named Brown, ut Butler, PeEdeton county,
Ky. and her in her dying commissions, his
pocket was picked of his poYkct-book,
containing $S4, which was next day found
upon the person of Brown and his wife
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Nj A II RI A G. ES.

MARRIED in Kershaw destrict, on the 9th
inst, Mr.. ID. Copeland and Miss Mary Shedd,
daughter ofJohn Shcdd, all of the above named
place,
Married, in Charleston, on Monday evening
the 9th inst, by the Rev. WIN. T. WightmaH
DIR. w. Matthew Bclser, Of Sumter district, to
Miss Elisiph second daughter of William STAG.
gers ESQ.,, of Williamsburg District, S. C.
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NEW FIR NJ ,

T. r. MAGILL & J. NJ HEATH having form
ed partnership for the transaction of general
Mercantile business, solicits a share of public
patronage, which they hope to merit by strict
attention to business and the wants of their Pa
irons, they will sell as log as the Eocest for CASH
or TO approved customers.
THIS. r. MAGIL.L.
JAS. NJ. HEATH.
Jan. IL 48 6t
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II. McLARNON,
BRICKLAYER AND PLASTERER

WOULD inform the citizens Of Lancaster Dis.
ttlet, that he would be happy to receive order,
i'oin any one wishing work done in his line of
business. 1t is not always that an pportunity
OF having work done in a neat and good STYLE
ohe's itself Therefore all persons wishing to
So' WORK ooNe WELL, would do well to try him
that does not prove to Gc good will he done
over again free of charge.
Lancaster, Jan. II. lS5i-fs-3t
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TO C0NTR ACTORS

THE Subscriber Is desirous of having a large
HOUSE BUILT on the lot known as the Perry
Lot in this village. The house to contain eight
rooms, go feet square, with basement story of
brick. The Contractor TO furnish all materials
SO that the subscriber will have nothing TO do
in the matter but TO pay for it when completed.
1t is particularly desired that the same should be
completed by the lat January 1855.
For all necessary information Cont. acto,s will
apply to me personally, or by letter directed to
Lancaster Court House
DANIEL w. BROWN
Jan. Is, 40 1t
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S T @ / EN-

From the Stables of DANIEL JOYNER.
near Ridgeway in Fairfield district on the 10Th
December, Black Horse, about 10 hands hi gh,
with very small face upon the forehead.
$40 Reward will be paid for the apprehension
of the thief and his Judgement in any jail A
liberal reward will be given for any information
that will lead to the recovery of the horse.
Address Daniel Joyner Ridgeway, Fairfield
district, or j. NJ. Joyner, Dry Creek, Lancaster
district.
Jan Is 10 RI
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Jan'y 2nd 1851,
South Carolina,
Lancaster District,
IL the Court of Ordi
nary, in the matter of
Mary Smail's WIN

WHEREAS, John b. Small has notified me, that
he requires the paper purpOrting to he the will
OF Mary Small late Of said district, deceased, 10
be proved in due and solemn form Of law, And
whereas, Alexander Franklin Nisbt administra.
tor, with the will annexed ofthc said Mary Small,
has hIc'i his pcttlon with similar PRAYER, and il
appearing that James Hood, Reuben Hood, john
Lemons and Margaret, his wife, Mary Balm, Nm.
Townsend and Sarah, his WIFE Jane Balm, Eliza
beth Baiu, Samuel Balm and Jane. his wiG,, John
Hood, Deborah Glass, and the children Of Robert
Hood, decd, names unknown; most of whom
are lcgdtccs under the will and all of whom would
laSe been entitled to distributivc STARE of the
Esiatc, Tthe deceased had died intestate, reside
without the limits of this State. These are there
fore TO notify, require, cite and admonish the
the said James Hood, Reuben Hood John Lem.
Ons and wife, Margaret, Mary Balm, VIM Town.
send, Jane Balm, Elizabeth Balm, Samuel Balm and
Jane his wife, John Hood, ID. Glass and the chill.
dren OF Rob't Hood, together with John B. Small
Thos. Mellow, and Jane T.. his wife, Alex. +.
Ncsbit and the first Prcsbytcry Of the associate
reformed synod Of the South, OF thcreprcseptiyc
of that body
Lcgatees Of the said Mary Small decd, and
also distributes il she had died intestate to be
and appear before me on Monday the 10th day
Of April 1851, ia the Court of Ordinary TO be
holden at Lancaster Court House, then aud there
to shew cause, ii any, why tile 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 sucl
other and further shelving and proof as YOU o.
either of you the raid parties may deem neces
sary proper and advantageous for your respectiy,
rights and interests in the premises.
- Given under my hand and seal O
H. >. Office at Lancaster Court House. thi
49, oath December 1853.
J. II. WITHERsPOON, o. L.
47-3m prs fee $40.
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w ANTED,

\ BOOT MAKER, who has THOROUGH
kNOWLEDGE of tile business. II such n one
will come at once will give GOOD WAGES,
aud make punctual payments
OSBORNE FLOYD.
Jan. Is 40 3,
Salisbury Watchrnan copy 81 and scnd bill to
this Oifce
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CATAWBA INDIANS.

ALLpersous trading with the Catawba Indians
arc notified that, as their Agent, l will pay no
debt or demand contracted 10y them without my
order. Unless | am consulted as to their trade
do not regard myself Us legally or morally
responsible. The notice is to put the public
Oh their guard, for it will be positively observed.
BIS MASSEY Agent.
Jan IL I'd 4S At
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Clubbing.

y discount of % per cent. from the above
tom the above prices will he allowed to Clubs
ordrrng four or more Copies of any one or MOI Z
OF the above works. Thus, four copies Of
B.acNwood, or Of one Review, will be sent to
one address for - four copies OF the four Re-
views and Blackwood lor $50; and 50 on.
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n @ r | C. z.

ALL who arc indebted to tho Gubse. iber arc
informed that their bills are now ready for set
tement, aud also that further indulgence cannot
be given. Those who do not settle previous TO
Spring Term of Court will most a,suredly have
Costs to Pay, p, EVANS.
Jan, Is 40 Xm
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LEONARD SCOTT Il CO.,
81 GOLn STREET,
N..,.. v. 4

\. B.-I. S. Il Co. have recently published,
aud have now for salc, the "FAEMEKs;
GUIDE" by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh,
and Professor Norton, of Yale College, New lIa.
ven, complete in vols, royal cc:ayo containing;
1900 pages, II steel and 900 wood cngravin-s.
Price, in muslin binding, Sc.
c5iY This il not the old "Book ol'Mc Far,n,"
lately r<s~scifdtcd and thrown upon the market.
Jan. II, 1851. As
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NOTICE

AS have disposed Of my interest IN the store
Of 7. II, d J. II. MAGILL, return my sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage you aaye been
pleased TO bestow on the late iirin, and cheer
fully recommend my successors T. II. MAGILL
and JAS. NJ. HEATH, and hope they will con-
tinue to receive your liberal support.
J, r. MAGIIL
Jan. IL 4S az
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DISSOLUTION.

THE CopMtnership heretofore existing be-
tween 4. X. & j. X. MAGlLII, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Allpersons indebted
to the said firm are requested TO come up and
settle. r. r. d j. H. MAGIfL.
Jan. IL, 1851 4S st.
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NOTICE.

THE Notes and Books of accounts Of Huey,
Massey Il Co., Huey a Massey, and $, b. Massey,
are IN my hands for collection. Those debtors
who como 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 all In
debted, and no one win be favorcd
j. W.C0oRE, Any at La,c
Jan. III 4S ,c
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Classical Antiquities.
-------, English Branches
The exercises of this institution win be re-
snncd on the second Monday in January next.
Scholastic year two sessions OF five months each.
Tuition and boarding per session, in advance,
$65 paid ut the end OF the yea, SI5. WASH
ing 81 per month. Day scholars will be charged
from ten TO twenty do.iars per session payable in
advance. French and Chemistry each SO
extra. Fircwood for school room, 81. 4 stu
dcnt viii be received ut any time, ard charged
only from time Of entrance till the end of the
| session; but no deduction will be made when he
leaves before the end Of it, or for time lost by
suspension or expulsion. Deduction will be
made for time lost by sickness. Each student
will furnish his own sheets, pillow slips, towcls
bed spread aud toilet
Tho proprietor takes pleasure in stating that
he las, as associate Instructor, Rev Il i Will
den, who is a graduate of the College of Char
! lesion, and also of Princeton Theological Semi
nary, and has had considerable experience in
teaching.
For Mr.. Whildcl'S qualifications, reference
can be made to the following gentlemcn: w
= Finley, LII. d., W Hawkcsworth, Lewis II
GibbcS, W I Miles, College Of Charleston ;
! II VI Bruins, High School, Charleston Rev j
| Il kcndrick; Rev = Boyce Columbia; Rev.
d Ii La:ar Orangeburg,
Circulars containing full particulars will be
| sent to those desiring them, upon application to
either Of the Instructors
Revs NJ Cagtcdgc, G Fielder, and R
Hawthorne, ESQ, also take boarders
Students nd Patrons win be sent from
| Winnsborough to the Institute free of charge
| upon application at tac Winnshorough Hotel,
and when timely notice is given my carriage
will meet those coming on the Greenvillc Road
at the Aston Depot.
Jan 1, 1915 47-6t
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THE MARKETS.
Charleston Market.

FRIDAY EYESISo, Jan l3--C0TTON-There
was no chang to-day--demand fair, and Sales
of 1900 bales at former prices, extremes rang.
ing from Ia lOc.
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WANTED

IMMEDIATELY, at the Sign of the Boot Jour
ncyman Boot Maker, for good workman good
wages will be given.
ALSO
At the same place, is wanted an Apprentice to
the uadc. Forparticulars enquire at the Sign OF
the Boot. HUGH GARSlDE.
Jan. ] | .iS If
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FATAL DUEL.-A Duel was fought last
Saturday. in Pickens county Alabama, be-
tween DIR. +. w. lrby and Dr. FAINT both of
Noxnbee county, in that State, which 70.
suited In the death Of the former
He was shot In the body at the first FIRE
and died instantly. His antagonist was
injured. Tho two gentlemen had been RI
val candidates for the Legislature, and we
understand the duel originated in political
diiiienlty. Dr.. Irby had been elected. His
remains were brought to Mobile and inferred
IN the Odd Fellows burying ground last
Monday Charleston ,ytandsrd
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MOUNT VERsos.--The New York Assem-
bly, has unanimously passed resolution re-
guessing the senator's Rnd representatives 10
Congress from that State TO vote Cor the
purchase Of Mount Verneu,
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12 Negroes, GIG Acres
WIAHA W LAND,
!, 500 BUSHELS OF CORN,
FOR SALE.

In consideration of tho distance between my
residence aud planting interest, | have deter
mlncd to "Scll out | will therefore sell at puL-
lie auction at my plantation on Iaxhaw Creek. in
Lancaster District, near the Ferry of 4 X Cure
ton, ESqr, on Thursday the 10Th Jau'v, 1881. A.
bout 1900 bushels of Corn, 4 large quantity Of
Fodder, / likely mules, horses, 80 head of CIT
Tie, hhc STOCK; ahout 30 Hogs, . good and new
Road Wagons, two horse IIagon, Iron AyIrs.
Blacksmith and Plantation Tools, | new Cotton
Tin, and other Il. ticlcS.
Also, on the same day, on the premises, my
tact OF land, containing 6l2 acres, adiuinin y
lands o: John Stewart, Estate = X Gibson. j
Caldwell, | CurctOn and others The place
is in good repair with u comfcl table dwclliu, =
new Gin House, Negro Houses, Shop, Stables
and all other necessary buildings in good on
der.
| will also sell at Lancaster C. III on Monday
the 2"d Jmy 1891, i2 likely negroes, among
them II tirstratc Blacksmith an excellent U,@.
oncr and oSt!cr, two good Cooks, several choice
fellows, women, boys and giIls, large pro-
portion being grown and working hands. and
altogether very choice and valuable ranp q,
negroes and sold for no fault
IERMs-FoT the land and negroes credit
OF one and two years, with iatcrcyt annually.
bond and two good sn.ctrS, and II mortgage,
II required. For the othcr property L. months
credit with interest annually, note with two
good surctics. The credit for all NAV be OK.
| tended, but the cash will he received from,
| any purchaser if preferred. Persons wishin, 70
purchase are referred 10 Mr. Turner, on the
premises; james Ii Withorspoon, Lancaster.
vile, or 10 myself, at Columbia. The land
may be treated for at private sale. ..
{. L. PELHAM.
Jan'y 2nd 1854, 47-.;t
The iorkviIlc Remedy, Palmetto Standard
Fairfield Herald, Camden Journal, South Cag.
Gilman, and lIcstcrn Democrat, VIII copy umti
sale, and forward bills to me, at Columb;a.--
The respective papers are also requested tc
notice the sale cditorinlv G = y
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THE MORTAL REMAINS

THE AUTHoR OF ATnERToNs RESOLUTIONS
This fact, so honorable to the head and
heart, which the cpitaph would commence
rate, will live in the records of his country, =,
though III" slait that points hcaycnwards
from his niouldcring clay may crumble in
the dust
/. The loss Of such man, sir, at any time,
Is national calamity. 1t is especially heavy
now, when death has stricken down, in n
few brief years 40 many stars of the first
magnitude from the political armament.
1.-THE ordering of human events had been
committed to fr"i man, he would have been
spared 10 ado rn the high place he so wor-
ihily hlicd. But for the goodness and JUS
tice OF the Ruler of Nations, we might mur.
mur at the sad decree, and when We remem-
Der the tcmpestuous sea through which we
passed, and now that the sun of domestic
peaee has arisen with genial rays, to warm
frateTn'I affection sadly chilled, he Is sud
denly summoned away without partaking
the felicity OF restored friendship which he
contributed so much TO consumniate.
Will not wade the hallOwed precincts
OF that sorrow-strieken family circlo where
he so lately stood ns a shining centre, dis
pensing light aud joy, but now, alas! made
so dark and chcerless. Time alone, furnish
es a soothing balm, where the heart bleeds.
Outside OF that circle there is one whose
sensibilities have been deeply wrung by
the event. Our honored Chief. Maiistrate
has lost one his earliest and trucst friends.
The arm which he fondly hoped to lean up
on IN the trying responsibilities of his situa-
tion is now cold and pulseless--that tongue
always devoted to truth, upon which he
trusted to yibdicate his motives aud honor
is silent in death. Tho leaning aud wis
dom which were to counsel him in his
trouble, have sunk like bright lights, to rise
no more. Oh, what sad havoc has not death
recently made with those around whom tho
Presidents affections have been entwined /!
LIST not the solemn admoniiion be lost
upon him or ourselves.
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RECElNED on yesterdays Mackcrel, Cam
IL dies, Macearcni and Cheese.
A. G. DUNLAP.
Dec. G, 1858. Aft.
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GLENN SPRINGS FEMALE INSTI.
TCTE.


'LENN SlhlNGS FEMALE lNSTl
TIrTF
kt fcV DAVIS, ID ID, eX-OHicio visitor.
Rev : ARTHUR,
" ID McCuLLouGu. Iropricto:S.
" o., pr>r,>.
Mental and Ch,is,n, Sconon %i,u VI, i.,s''Tc'or III
res and History, ''N'''' i'''''5u u"
NJ. p,..
'''' '"'''oh'
,---., Instructor in Mathematics,
Natural Sciences, and Ancient Literature.
Prof G D'VINE, - late of Lincsto,o
Springs, Instructor in the Theory and n,,ct;ro
of music.
Miss G VI REID Inst,ro,ro,, :, r.,ar,,
. C.,,,..,,,' ~ '''7''~'''
D.,,,,;,,.. p-;-,: "oaN"",Ni! lnShuctrcSS in
'''''''E, "''" Assistant IL French.
MISS SOPHIA WAnLEr, mstruc;rcSS in En-
SiS' Branches, and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Nusic o,l
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q d d d lbs

WE'LL ASSORTED IRON for Sale, amongst
which will be found large lot of Plough Moulds
and Grab Iron. JONES CROCKETT.
Jan. 49, 40 II
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N @ III G E

ALL Persons indebted to TASSELTINE &
HAGlNS, or J. A. S. HASSELTINE, will please
take notice, that all notes and accounts not paid
oy the hrst OF March, will be placed in the hands
OF an officer for collection without ary distinction
Money We must have to pay our debts with.
Jan. IL 1S Gt
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE rgra of S. \. ROSSER II CO, was dis
solved on the lst inst. Those persons indebted
to the same are notified that it is absolutely ne
c1ssary that they should come forward and set
tie their accounts in order to close up the old
bu>iucsS. The remaining stock on hand will
be scd out at reduced prices.
$. \. ROSSER & co.
Jan. IL 4S 1t
Gallon and Half-Gallon Jars Pickles,
Pepper Sauce, Tomato Kctchup, Walnut do,
Ginger Preserves, Mustard, Tyson Tea, at the
Cash Stu.e of uASSELTlNE & llAGINS.
Jan. ! rs 3t
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GOLD, SILVER, OR BANK NOTES,
WANTED Immediately to pay the debts of the
late firm of T. K. & J. K. MAGIIL. Persons
inlcbtcd arc earnestly requested to pay up as
20 IN "a possible as we must have the cash.
Jan. IL, 1854. As 3m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-01-18
Just Received.

Molasscs, Sugar, Coffee, for sale Cheap 70
Cash only. HASSELTlNE 4 IlAGlNS.
Jan. IL As -