The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-03-11

VI the ufatIer. Contiguous
states, or ~neighbors should DC ever ready
ana Wiling to remove all obstruc tons. which
serve so materially to delrimrnt their bor.
de'ing friends. We write '.pro.bono pub
leo and when the subject il at,, rd,,d 4,
VIII be appreciated accordingly BY our CRATE
ful and peace loving people.
We hope to be in Lancaster the approach
rig summer. when We will avail ourseIf Of
The opportunity of speak lng TO gu friend e..
McC'Dr' c. &c, AN rroprla persona"
Col. White Of Kansas, was with us not
long SINCE and created no little sensation
among the philnn'hrolic and patriotic citi.
1eh' OF Ans"n. There seemed to b. Il con-
siderable migratory spirit among our PEG.
PIE. and the Indications now favor in. no.
ton that he Uhe K. Ora,or,) will mnster
quite n COMPANY.
This is doubtless NJ important time
these are golden moments. indeed and in
truth to the people Of the South, and they
should not let them pass BY unimproved be-
cause forsoo,h, Kansas Territory must soon
be shaped into States, either anti, or pro.
slavery. and the fncts are decidedly in our
sH"or II we but use advantageously the IA
cili''es which We have. The country is
most individually n desirable one, both as n
cotton and grain growing region. The op.
Por'unity is n fine one for those who wish
to eha'grate weston to a fresh country. You
see, there is no capital actually necessary
in order to make the move, and then to BE-
fed from 6 or - months il no little item in
the consideration of enigrants. So Young
men you should be up and doing. As for
our part, "ue have u wife and can't con.
vcrienily 60.
There - but little news Of particular
moment. about c.. F.. College, except the
recent dcnominational change in the =. o =,
nnd Village, known now MS Ansonvillr, and
the fire which consumed Il store house, and
some $4,000 worth of stock, owned by w
a. Mendcnhall, Esq, but fortunately, for the
proprietor the house and merchandise were
insured by The Greensboro VI. !. Company
The College has about the usual number
of inmates. The board OF health during
the pr"'e nt session has been good. The
commencement week will irnhracc the 10Th
of March next, wIien n crowd is expected,
as usual. A fine opportunity for the
'bnhoy's TO see lasses ~ eet. We still Ell.
tertain our old opinion in relation TO An
~son,illc, 10 wi, that it il a hc.lthy lora.
ton, Notwithstanding the apparent contra.
dictory facts. The place has been unforiu.
nate, not unlike many other Institutions.
The subject of religion, though last, no,
least. IL rather Mt n low ebb. The mem-
beers OF the ynrious denominations genetal-
ly, seem To be in rather a lethogic condition
and consequently the sinner seems not to be
concerned about any Of CHOSE things
Times, however. for revivals seemed to b.
rather Of n periodical character, owiar per
h"l-, TO The custom Of the country, and
tho m r, punctu q and nssiduity Of the
ministerial corps, during the months Of july
And August. A better day aud state of
Thugs We hop. is not far distant.
The Baptist design constituting a church
at Wad,sboro' on thv 9TH Sabbath and Sa,-
urday preceding, in March next, Rev. w
+. Burlington, will hc. and i, therefore, earn.
c,tiy nnd cordially invited TO be- with US on
that occasion, and o,hcr ministers, brethren,
and iriunds whuse convenience I may suit,
We reside five miles North of Wadesboro',
directly an the Plank Road, and would DO
happy TO have the Rev. w. +. h. and others
with -. The Editor, and other friends ur
Lancaster, would meet with II hearty wei
come a, our place Of abode. The Baptist
have \ very good and conmodious house
Of worship at bald Town.
We hope, mothers, brothers, sisters, un-
cles, sunis, cousins aud friends, vii, respond
TO this epis,le soon. We do not mean
through ths Ledger, unless you nre 80 dis,
posed, but 10 .hnscnviiie North Carolina.
sun OF LANCASTER.
Ansonville, N. G. Feb. -. 1857.
D."