The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-03-11
Ca1l.lEunirutiGrs.
For the Ledger.

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Mr.. EDTTos With your permission. we
will once more intrude ours-lf upon, %, offer
our scribbling to The readers of the Ledger
n name that we love, because, "A rose by
another name would not smell as sweet" to
US at least.
The subJrci matter Of this cpistIe i, moe.
particularly Intended for our friead. and coz
respondents Of lancaster, =. w. Georgia.
and correspondents of other SECTIONS On
commencing nm address 10 such, IL thou and
thoughts present themselves 10 orr pens
point.
Then, TO begin, yor vii! have observed.
That We are still resident Of the Old North
State" Arson County, Pee Dee River, God
h''p yon.' The present winter, or ~.
might say, the pas; has been one unpr.ee.
denied AID The old folks suy sine. "ss.'
and the most If you will rc~colirc, the "rord
FRIDAY and Saturday" Yet the v.ry cold
January has been succ-cdrd b, n February
equally remarkable. for pIeas,ntnrss dc
vegetation has already begun % put forth,
aud The churly birds Of spring to make their
sweet and warbIiny notes. Tn. farm.r,
are actively engaged in making preparation.
Tor a crop, and soon the seeds of the STALL.
Productions Of the South, will hnv,, b,..,
committed TO their tcrreue beds la copion.
quantities. there 10 gerninate and bring
ior'h the wontei crop, still, we anticipate
more chilling winds. beating rains, and bi.
'''g 'ros'' and aPprchrnd The tender plant
VII yet be dipped in the bud" if rot, Ger.
'a'h!. Wen have n very early spring.
The health Of a,r country /. very GOOD.
consequently The sons of E.culppiu. are
not '"rI actively engaged in rolling pills,
"nd Soninu' is allowed 10 r,ipn wifho,t
Il n'ai. during the nocturnal season Tho
nh""icone, aud rest.dis,urbing "hai,oo y"
Is seldom heard, Of n cold aud checrie.s
h'Sht' wh'i" wrapped in the refreshing and
ha'mJ arms Of The God Of sleep. which the
NJ DIS. so much appreciate particularly those
who are so Fortunate rs not To be mimi.
nb' as } ou know friend C., the celibaie sleep
Is not half 50 OhOi-some, uLlcss in the event
OF Mrs. Partington."
In the line Of politics, We have kut it'll.
Interesting. Our State Legislature ms ad-
lo'r"'d Without doiAg anything Of impor.
thncc for ourPortion Of The commar y,alth.
u was hoped that m additional nppropria-
ton would haue been made 10 the building
u The Wilmington e. Charlotte X r., but
our hopes We're not realized. The contrscts
for that portion Of the Road. located Gas. Of
Rockingham has been let out and the con-
uaetors are hard at work but, is the An
SOL do not do better than they Nav.
douo, there viii q kind of semi-circuinanbu-
ia'ion made, ar else, there will be an add
tionai quantity Of fuel thrown into III.
Wien and Ianse The "Sieam Horse" 10 lean
over. IL Is 10 be- hoped, however, that 30
immense nin"Unt Of surplus, Cor n par, Of IL
at 'east) which the upper tens" hold, Of
this country, will be appropriated TO thu
great en;erprizeand that, srv long. our ear.
viii be salui.d by the music o! the whistle.
Onr representatives intend la do oEe good
act anon, II no more, that is TO memorial
izs the State Legislature offs G.. and cause
IL be opened, the Pee Dee, or the obslrue,
iions taken out Of the way SO. that the
aquatic tribe" which swim the aforesaid
River may nave free acceas 10 our fisheries.
IL IL now about shad time, and bpt for ,hsss
snh-sqaeous impedimsnt., which the abl.
and worthy Representatives Of 3. c. AL
low, We might live beautifully. at lsas, dur
ing the shnd seasSn.
We just throw cut these hints. that your
State Legislators might be thinking over
a.