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ARRITALSATTHE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
National Hoiel.-auY 4 BRIGGS,

necman, ny macossd ~, Md
w Daniel, do Barton, do
Boss, do w Gibson, U3N
National Hotel.-GUY BRIaas.
WP Quisenbeny, Va yTMar.iu, Va
Bassford, Nd IF Hough, Nh
w VI Lock, Va ADHope Nj
w A Jones, Mi Sasser Nd
w Norman, do Evay, Md
T. hunkel, Pa NJ Roberts, Va
Cunningham, Ga Lane & ly, NY
X M Johnson, NY Young 4 w. do
y Salisbury, NY Mrs Landis Va
nj smith, hid Miss Sargent Do
n Owlngs, do GA Pearce, Md
Mrs Patton, Va DIR Brands, Va
NJ Marshall, Md Cook, do
De Bow, Va Eckert, IA
p Deer, Md Mai Samman, do
4 Baker, do B smith
= L. Adams, NY NJ salate, do
Browns' 1Setei.-r. n. BRow1.
1. Bennett, Miss Headley, Va
w stewart, Ind n Brown, NY
4 Lotker, Va s Stanton, do
Blaskwood, NY Miss Stanioa, do
Hubbard, Pa @ Rice, do
Gray, do j Alien, Wis
r Haskell, do w T. Smith SC
w Gaines, Ark d Hinrieks do
Dr Foulke L ", Pa Mccain ly, Cal
ID Hewes, Va Hon Cook & w. Iowa
Tyler, U w Underhill, NY
Wilmer, Md Stone, Md
w Plummer, do w A Jones, Miss
Brown, Va " w Fisher, Md
Benham, do IA Hart do
II Goodman, do Miss Banks, do
Il Fish, do Miss Hines, do
vi Love, do
International Hotel-Penn. avenue.
i. Holmes, Risby & ly, nd
w FairfaI, NY Wyndham, do
II Austin, Md II 8 Lewis,
II Heath, LC nj Wordale do
ID Cookns, NY III Williams m
Barron, MI Campbell, No
q nj Head, DC n Floyd, Pa
u w 6unnell, NY VIC Henry, do
Mccormick, do
Atrk~ood House,. A. n. KIRKWoop,
II Heaton, Va ] Green. Va
MeCuIlan. do Marshall, do
Pendleton, do
SIX ATESGoA.LN10G.TrIHaiE,R L Lot q. TIL, Is
l.. TUCKER CO,
dec - $50 Pa avehue.
NEW YEARS GIFT.
NOTHING BETTER THAN HANDSOME
IN Velvet or Cloth CLOAK, such az NAV be
found AZ the Cloak and shawl Establishment OF
the subscriber, pa Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
dec 3o-lw FRANK A. MCGEE.
NOTICE.-THEB UNDERSIGNED WOULD
~ most respectfully notify his customers thai
their respective accounts will be made OF to De-
cember 10Th, and he confidently expects that they
will De prepared 70 settle the same either by cash
or With notes a., short dates.
He would also return his sincere thanks to his
numerous cash customers for their liberal patron
age, and hopes, BY strict attention to business to
merit continuance OF the same.
wa. X. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, and opp. Centre Market.
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S1AA Lac Day received, and for sale by
h. TUCKER 4 CO,
dec - 353 Pa aveaue
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State OF New York,

JOSEPH G.. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public Of the
State Ct New York. 81 Wall street, New York.
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, Msy7, 1855.

p. Ss-OrENA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSESI ans I.%ry other articles in
this line at very low prices constaLt;s en- haad.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS!
THE BALL IN MOTIoNi

There win be meetings Of the Democra-
Of Monroe county, at the following
mes and places:
Wednesday Sept. 2srd.
lew CASTLE, Saturday Sept. 26th.
LEBANON, Tuesday, Sept. 39th.
@RAYSvILLE, Wednesday, Sept 30th.
TOWNSVILLE. Thursday, Oct. lst.
IIDGEvILLE, Friday, October 2nd.
XARNES, RUN, Saturday, Oct. 3rd.
NTI0CH, !"
|ORRIS' SCHOOL HOUSE, Tuesday
0ct. 9Th. i.aa
EWISvILLE. Wednesday. Oct. 7th.
rAFFORD. Thursday, Oct. 9Th.
ANSIG'S, Saturday, Oct. 10th.
: MESTOWN, 81
sHING CREEK KNOB, Friday,
evening Oct. Cd.
Al the above meetings will be in the
1vening. except that At Barnes Run in
Sckson township, and that at Kansig's
Switzerland township, which will be
Sid in the Afternoon.
s Several speakers viii attend each Q
meetings, and it is hoped that thu
ople viii turn out.
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Through Tickets
THE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE
COUNTY.
John Clingan,

John clingan' LANES les SLOAN LOAN
John A. Truax, and Others Flyer Yoho and
Thomas Yoho, her husband, George Gray, James
D. Gray, Joshua Gray, Hannah Gray, Mary
Gray, Rebecca Knight and Lemuel J. Knight,
will take notice that John Clingan has this day
filed in the Court of Common Pleas of the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, his petit
ton, the object and prayer of which is to quiet
his title and possession in and to the following
described real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: Being part of the north west quarter of
section thirty-three, in township FIVE, of range
Ave, in said county, commencing at the south
east corner of said quarter and running thence
north forty EIGHT rods; thence south 493 de-
grees west 65 and so hundredth rods to stone;
thence north s64 degrees west and so hum
dredth rods to stone at the lower end of the
Sugar Camp; thence north 81 rods to stone
at the beginning of the fat; thence west 81
rods to the section line; thence south SO rods
to the south west corner of said quarter; thence
east l24 and so hundredth rods to the south
agst corner of said quarter to the place of be-
ginning containing thirty two and half acres.
And said defendants are notified that the plain.
tiff will ask hearing upon said petition at the
next term of said court:
10 HoLLIsTER, OKEY & HoLLIsTER,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
August 26, 1s57.-6w.
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DUFFs MERCANTILE
e @ T. T. K G E !,

Philo Hall, 75 Sd st., Pittsburgh. Pa. |
VNHE oldest, most extensive and most perfect |
i ly organized COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in !
the United States: The only one in the State |
acting under Legislature Charter. |
: TRUSTEES:
His Excellency the Hon. JAAIES BUCHANAN, /
President elect of the United States.
Hon. JrDeE WILKINS, Hon. CHAnIRs NArLoR, |
Hon. JuDeE HAMPTON, Gen. ]. K. MooRHEAD
Hon. JuDGR LowRIE.
p. DUR; (author Duff's system of Mercan-
tile aud Steamboat Book-Keeping,) President
of the faculty, consisting of from twelve to
fifteen Professors and Lecturers, including one
of the best Penmen in the United States
The Students of this Institution obtain the
following important advantages over all others
in the West.
1st. A training for business by a practical
Merchant of nearly 20 years experience in ex-
tensive inland and shipping business.
I'd. Their Diploma bears the signature of
tho author of system of Book Keeping, sane
toned by the Chamber of Commerce, of New
York, as the best i'll our ansuage-see circu-
lar p. IT,
Sd. A new and abbreviated method of
Double Entry
4th, The Private Ledger, not taught in any
| other College.
5th Single Entry Books changed into
Double Entry.
9Th. Improved forms of Bill Books; direct
ly checking the Ledger.
7th. Improved form of Check Book-sim-
| plifying the Bank Account.
Sth. Rules for determining the precise ma
turity of notes.
9Th. Rules for adjusting deranged Double
Entry Books.
| 10th. Partnership Settlements by Single
! Entry.
Z l1th. Joint Account Settlements, with par
tial and complete sales.
i 18th. Three different methods of intro
lducing new partner.
18th. Six examples of Books opened with
special conditions.
l4th. Dissolution and winding up partner
ship Rocks.
18TH Sale and transfer of interest from
one partner to another.
See test problems on the above-circular
p. 20.
Penmanship, Mercantile Arithmetic, Com
mercial Law, Correspondence, Commercial
Ethics, Political Economy and Detecting Coun-
jterfeit Bank Notes are all included with our
college Course of Bookkeeping.
Il About 1000 Students have been qualified
for business in this Institution.
i Circulars and specimens of Penmanship
mailed free.
DUFFs BOOKKEEPING, Harper's new and
enlarged edition PIP. 222 royal octave. Price
, 81 so; postage 81 cents.
DUFF'S STEAMBOAT BoOK-KEEPING.-
Price 81; postage cents. Sold by the Book
sellers generally.
fl Will be published in few weeks. .Business
! and Ornamental Penmanship" by J. s. Dun
, can, professor Of penmanship in this institu.
ton. The workwill be in imperial quarto form
! containing nearly 800 specimens of business
: and ornamental penmanship, the most com.
prehensive yet published, designed for the use
of both teachers and learners. July 22 1857
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SHERIFFS SALE
COURT OF COMMON PLEiS, MONROE COUN-


SHERIFFS SALE
COURT OF COMMON PLEis, MONROE COUN-
wTY, OHIO.
Guernsey Branch of the DY virtue of a writ
State Bank of Ohio, ID of venditioni ex-
VS.. ponas to me directed
Joel Gregory and others. from the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of ten
o'clock A. M, and four o'clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, the 26h day Of September, 1851,
the following described tract of land situate
in the county aad State, aforesaid to wit:
The north half of the south east quarter OF
section twenty-one (21,) township five (5,) and
range six (6,) containing eighty-one acres and
eleven hundredths, more or less.
Appraised at seven hundred dollars.
Taken in execution and levied on at the
suit of the State Bank of Ohio against Joel
Gregory and others.
WILLIAM READ, Sheriff,
Aug. 19. So IS Monroe County, o.
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Estray Notice.

STRAYED away from the subscriber, on the
~ 18th of August, 1857, RED COW, Eve
years old, medium size, with rope around one
horn.
Any person who will give the subscriber
notice, SO that he may obtain her, will be re-
warded for his-trouble.
CHARLES KALLENBACH.
Woodsfeld, Sept. 2, 81.
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CTRAYED from the subscriber near Bares-
y vile, two 8 year old steers. Said steers
are red with white streaks ON their backs, and
some white on their belly, one little more
white than the other-white foreheads, some
white on the legs; the horns of one are apret-
ty turn, and the other more straight. They
are pretty well matched in color and size,
though one is a little heavier than the other.
Any person returning said steers or securing
them so that the subscriber can get them, vii
receive the above reward.
DAVID FISHER.
Baresyille. Sept. 9. 1S57.-4t,pd.
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Rapublican Enthusiasm.

Republican Enthusiasm.
Ne learn that the Republican meeting
! Barnesville was clean 6zzle. Great
6sters were stuck up and an awful effort
de. Judge Warden, one Of their big
III guns, and Judge Cowen, one Of their
Moderate sized guns were on hands, but
8 hearers came, and there WIS no meet
Oh what ehthusiasml
E We slearn that at the meeting at st.
|Airsville. there were eight persons from
Se copntrJ. - =,
Lob what enthusiasm!
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

DUDOLPH BERGY, Charles Bergy, Frederick
LII Bergy, Jacob Bergy, Samuel Bergy, and
Elizabeth Bergy, the heirs at Law of Jonn Bergy
Sen., deceased, win take notice that John Bergy
jr., has filed his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, in which
he demands partition of the south west quar-
ter of the south west quarter, of section three,
township four, of range four, lying and being
in said Monroe county.
Said petitioner demands one-seventh part of
Sid premises, as one of the heirs Of said John
Bergy, Sen., deceased, and that dover be assign
ed to Elizabeth Bergy, widow of said decedent
in said premises.
ARCHBOLD & RICHARDSON, -
Sept. r8. 1867. Att'ys for Petitioner.
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'&otaI s5nteaigenee.
EA,s communication is declined
s reasons which viii be satisfactory to
s vHen be learns them. m

We are pleased to learn that our
ma q. II Newton, formerly editor Of
& ii dimes comfy farmer has received
s nomination for Auditor in his county.
& viii make : first-rate officer, and will
! slected certain.
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Baresville, Sept. 2, 1s57.-4t.pd.

WILLIAM TH0MPSON'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that John Thomp-
IN son and Isaac Murray, have been confirm.
ed by the Probate Courier Monroe County
Ohio, as the executors of the estate of Willian
Thompson, deceased.
JOHN THOMPSON,
ISAAC MURRAY,
Sept. 16, 1857. >Ex'rs.
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- The Democratic meeting at st
Clairsville was . rouser. The Republi-
Ia meeting could have been taken out OF
half dozen times without being mis-
b So We learn.
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Tar BIGoEsr YEr.-J. N. Simmons
IS shown us tomato measuring Z
|ehes around, and weighing pound and
ounces.
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Teachers Association.

fTsHE next annual meeting of the :. Monroe
County Teachers Association will be held
IN Woodsfeld, during the week 'commencng
Monday. October 10, 1857.
The teachers appointed to conduct the exer-
cises are as follows:
Orfhog-aphy-y. o. Amos and A: Wiley.
Reading Miss NJ. A. Adams and ]. R. Nc
Diyitt
.4rithmetie-A J, Sutton and S. Rugsuggur.
Geography-J. Brooks and A. ]. Sutton.
Grammar-George Mason and J. Smith.
- .Algebrs-w. Wheeler and Miss H. Wood
1nas-
Pkilossphy-J. C. Clark aud W. Wheeler.
ECTU r ES.
- First evening, ]. p. spriggs- subject Mental
Z Arithmetic.
9 second evening, ,. o. Amos subject School
Z sGoysmment.
3 Third evening, A. ]. Sutton subject Geo.
graphy.
Fourth evening, B, Powell-subjeot Theory
Of Universe.
Fifth evening, James Smith-subieot Value
Z pf Science.
sa Rev, Axsos SMYrH, State Commissioner of
Common Schools, will be in attendance during
the association, and lecture to the teachers
and people.
ss1 Prof. +. C. BowLKs, Of Mansfield, will be in
attendance; alss, ]. p. CowDERY, of Sandusky
City.
sa Teachers who attend may expect . rare intel
1eotual feast.
The dir Pump, SO long looked for, has come
to hand, and is now in the possession of the
Librarian. and we may expect to be entertain
cd and instructed by seeing performed, some
Of those wonderful experiments which Com
: Sfock speaks Of In his chapter upon pneuDaG-
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last, ELIzABETH THOMAS, wife of David
Thomas.
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LAND FOR SALE,

100 Acres of land, mile from the Ohio
lUU river, u Monroe County, Ohio, q miles
below Wheeling, 20 acres cleared and fenced
with good frame house on the south end and
acres cleared and fenced, with cabin house
and stable, on the. north end; level run road
passes the door of each house; the land is offer
ed lew-the title undisputed. Plenty of wood,
coal and water on the premises. 1t will be
sold entire, or divided into two so acre tracts
to suit purchasers, at twelve dollars per acre,
asI intend to go West.
:, ES For particulars impure at the brick house
near the steam saw-mill ON the bank of the
river at Sunfish. A. G. EWING.
July l, 1S57.-3m.
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HAMILros, ohio,i Nov. lO, Iss6.

HAMILrox Ohio, Nov. 10. l6s6. :
DR.. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: IlasyS rssarin<3he
newspapers many accounts of ourss efytctei b.
your scandinavian Remedies, but 1 considsx ny
own case at least as interesting and as marvel
Gus as any of them. So far as you are ses-
cerned. one testimonial more or lsss IL q Itsle
consequences. Your fame is sstabliahsd, and
nv statement cannot tsadd. 10 your oslsbsity.
But for the benefit of nv fellow creatures
desire to make known the facts. =, when eslasa
upou YOU. at the instance Of . dear frieudc On
the 2lst Of March last. Ihad been nine yesrs 5
sufferer from catarrh. The irritation of She
nerves and membrane Of the hsad wes = IN
anae sasn a.d rs.sr -. e
n,sasant Is SENSATIONS. At ysrious times a.
:; a;sao,,t ,hv,c;ons l,.d .t..rdal NJ, ...k -
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MONROE HOUSE,
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
THOS. K. DAVIS, Proprietor.

TNHE proprietor of the above named well
i known and popular house, begs leave to
remind the public that it still merits and main
tains its old reputation. He has recently made
extensive and costly improvements, and is bet
ter prepared now than ever heretofore to ad-
minister to the comfort of his patrons. He
promises that no Hotel in the town shall give
better accommodations for the same money.
THOMAS K. DAVIS.
N. B. Especial care taken of horses.
March 26, 1856.
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages,
for sale at this Office.
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owing times and places, to wit:
At jamestown, Thursday
" New Castle, Friday
g Graysville Tuesday
g Antioch, Wednesday
/" Brownsville, Thursda,
Baresville, Saturday
!" Woodsfield, Monday
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Five Dollars Reward |

September s. 1s57.-6w.
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taxable
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-11-25

The afflicted are cautioned against the use of
Patent Medicines for there are so many ing.ni-
Gus snares in the columns of the public prints
10 catch and rob the unwary sufferers, that mil.
lions have their constitutions ruined by the vile
compounds of quack doctors or the equally moi.
sonous nostrums vended a. Patent Medicines.
l have carefully analyzed many of the so.called
Patent Medicines and find that nearly all of them
contain Corrosive Sublimate, which is one of
the strongest preparations OF mercury, and
deadly poison. which, instead OF curing the dis.
case, disabics the system for life
Three fourths Of the patent nostrums now in
use are put up by unprincipled and ignorant per-
sons who do not understand even the alphabet
oi the materia medica, and are equally as desti.
tute OF any Knowledge of the human system,
having one object only in view, and that to
make money regardless of consequences.
Irregularities and all diseases of males and
females treated on principles established by
twenty years of practice, and sanctioned by
thousands OF the most remarkable cures. Medi
clnes with full directions sent TO any par, of the
United States or CanadaS by patients comrnu-
hlcaunS their symptoms by letter. Business
correspondence strictly confidential. All letters
asking advice must contain a postage stamp.
Address, J. SCMMERVILLE, ii. D.
Box No So.
Office No. 1871 Fbert ST., old No. 100. Below
Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa,
Nov. 25, 1887 H-lv.
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Sheriff IS Sales.

RY Virtue of Sundty Writs of Fl Fas to
- me directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon
oay IN December next within the legal hours
"f sale The following property to Wit:
Five hundred acres OF land, more or less,
whereon defendant live,, adjoining lands of
M Z. Heath, Esq. the lands on which NJ.
r.. L. Mcdowell lives and other lands, lev
led on and to be sold as the property of
James Steele at the suit of Mickal Filhow-
sr.
Conditions cash &c,
HENRY HANCOCK, S. Id.
November 18th 1857. 4O-3t-Pf sl75.
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Ran1say's History of
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Nll.L DC republiohcd early in 1858, in
w two large Volumes octave, $50 page,
each Volume. printed on line. white paper,
bound IN substantial cloth gilt 1t scenes
hardly necessary TO add anything to the above.
Rams''y's History of South Carolina is II
great work he was an oye-w Witness. ard par.
tIcipated III many " the events about which
he writes. We, Seu.h Caruiinans aru too
ignorant "f our own HISTORY. aud The Pub
IIshcr has undertaken the work viii, : view
to supply demand which has been felt for
n"me lime The fact j., ther. il more in
trresi iclt mOio in the History Of our State,
than ever Mas before. All accounts nf our
Hn"est"rs are now beginning 10 wake up
our u'ind> Ia lively interest When We
see them Drawing the hardships of the d..
e!t. overcoming every difficult, from Il say.
nge Toe. ard meeting the stalwart Bri,on i'm
long, distr"cIing, and bloody war, we ar.
pleased with r>cry danger they escaped
aud wish 10 tr L. out the most minute c,ruis
of their history. Those who wish Til, " urk
will scud on their names 10 the subscrIbcr
carly.
iintcnd &" Get ont the Work early in lsaS'
Prize, III substantial Cloth, S. % per VuI
umc; Halt Call, $500. Sold by >ubscrp.
toh, payable Oh delivery.
w. J DUFFIE,
bookseller, New berry, so. t..
Nov. lS, 4O-tf.
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1 NEGRO AND OTHER PROPERTY
FOR SALE,

Pf order from James II. Witherspouu,
- Ordinary for Lancaster District, / viii
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder on the
2d day OF December next at the late resi-.
dence of IL. J. Gregory, deceased the whole
PERSONA! property belonging to estate Of said
deceasrd. consisting of
ONE VALUABLE NEGRO BOV,
one Wagon, Buggy and harness, Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Cora, Fodder and Cotton,
plantation and Smith Tools. Guns one
lot OF Carpenters Tools, one No. / Cookinr
Stove, ihr"" :;'ll,s and Stands for Manuiac-
'uring Whiskcy, Household and Ki,ch.
ell Furniture, and many other articles too
tediu0s to mention
Terms known on day Of sale
II. 4. GREGORY, Adm'r.
Nov. IL, 1857, 4O-2t
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Miscellaneous.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, for Sale
ON A LONG CREDIT!

EDWARD Avery In Equity, Lsnens.
vs. ter District, Bill to
George +. l.. Massey. )ehange Investment
OF Wards Estate.
In pursuance Of The decree of the Court
OF Equity made in above case at June Term
1907, viii offer for sale at Lancaster Cousl
House on the LIST Monday, the 7lh day OF
December 1857, the following valuable real
estate, belonging to the late DR.. G.. l.. Mas.
sey, deceased viz:
All that valuable and productive plan.s-
uon or tract Of land situated in the Wn,-
haws, upon which DIR. G. l.. Massey resid "A
containing over 1000 acres, bounded bv
lands OF james f.. Cureton, Rob.r, G
Vaughn, estate lands Of Thos. X. Curcten
and IL mile creek
$3.50 900 acres, more or less, situated in
The Catawb ba Indian Boundary, bounded bv
lands OF John J. Porter, Mrs. Massey and
others. "''"
-, ALSO 300 acres, more or less, called the
fnry Woods tract, lying on Humans
creek, bounded by lands of s. B Massey
James h, Cureton and others.
Also One House and Lot Of land in tho
village OF Lancaster, containing 30 ucres
more or less. bounded BY lands Of James II
Nitherspoon, ). Is. Emmons, VIM. Stevens
and The Chesterfield Road.
The said lands will be resurveyed b.r,re
The day of sale and Plats made thereof
ne WaNhaw tract is altogether n very dc.
SiraOle and productive plantation and ranks
as next best 10 the Garden Spot" The
land will bear II thorough examination. and
The terms will be satisfactory, Purchasers
are invited with confidence. To look. In L;d
and TO buy. No such inducements will be
offered soon again.
TERMS. IA credit Of one. two. three and
'o"r years. The purchaser giving Bond with
s""" S"relies, with interest from day of sale,
premises
JAMES II. WITlIERSpOON,
&. l.. l.. ID.
Lancaster Nov. Ith 1857, 39.4Lpf s6.75.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-11-25
New Advertisements.
n O T l G E.
White Plain Aoademv

IT GIVES us pleasure to inform all vbo
Il may be concerned, or interested in the
cause Of Education that Mr.. John Evans,
sen, will open house of entertainment
near White Plain, and will be ready to nc.
'comniodate any person wto may wish to
attend the examination of the school, or at
any private time TO visit il, The present
Term cf the School will close the 10th and
l9th of December. At which time Mr.. r
ii, Mckinnon, graduate of the s. c. Col
lcge, will deliver Literary Address, before
the audience. Chesterfield must no more
bear the name of the long sleeper. The
very brilliant prospect which now surrounds
US gives shining evidence that the good
citizens in this vicinity, have been awaked
to their own interest.
f. DAVID.
Nov. 25. aIA