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Le-ve Greeiyie Monday at 8 a M
Arrive M Mckinney by IN.
Leave Mckinney Tuesday al b an;
Arrive at Greeny'h'. sy spm
s76l From Eath Friendicn, 80 miles and back once
week
Leave Erah Monday at 4am,
Arrive at Fricndan by 8 pm,
Leave Friendian Tuesday at 4 a m,
Arrive at Erath by 8 p m.
eJ69 From Cedir City by Harmon's and Pine Valley TO
Santa Clara, ~ miles and back, weak
Bidders will psoporH schedule Of departures ard
arrivals
s16J From McKmny to Pilot Pom 70 miles and hnok,
week.
Leave MoK nny Saturday at IAN;
Arrive at PHO. Hill by I2m;A
Leave Pilot Hi Saturday at p M
Arrive at McKinny yspm
576f From McKinny, by Lewis,iIe TO Bndylls
and back, once week.
g. Leave Mckiruy Monday at am;
Arrive at Birssin. next day by SIP m,
I.eaye Birdvillc Wednesday at m,
Arrive at McKinny next day by pm
s765 From Mckinney, by Rock Hill sDdD
Alton 90 miles and back, oncs wee
Leave Mckinney Monday at m;
Arrive at Alton by IL p m; e.a
Leave Alton Tuesday at sam;
Arrive at MeKnneyby bpm
s7e6 From shormsn by Clayton, Rosslo snd Little
Elm to Alton, 40 miles aid back once a week
Leave Sherman Monday at a m;
Arrive at Alton next day by M;
Leave Alton Wednesday at am; f
Arrive at Sherman next day by p m.
Bids to twice week will be considered
$751; From Sherman Basin SPRING., 20 miles and back,
week.
Leave Sherman Saturday at m;
Arrive at Bnson Spriags by IL m; Anw
Leave Bassn Springs Saturday at2 m;
Arrive at Sherman ny M
s7Gs iron Boston, by Douglasville, Havana, Forest
Home, and Linden, to Jefferson, 80 miles and
back week.
Leave Boston Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Jefferson next day by pm;
Leave Jefferson Friday at am;
Arrive Boston next day by 6pm
s76s Fron, Wisc to Denton, 40 miles and back,
week. efsa
Leave Wise Monday at m;
Arrive al Denton by pm;
Leave Denton Tuesday att am;
Arrive at Wise by 6pm.
$40 from San Saba to Lampassas, 30 miles and back
Leave San Snba Monday at a m; ttN
Arrive at Lampasses by IN;
Leave Lamsassas Tuesday at 6 I'm;
Arrive at San Saba by spm.
s77l From Weatherford IL Goccuda, &C. H. 35 miles
and back, once week.
Iesss Weatherfo,d Friday At am;
Arrive at 0ctconda by 10 pm;
Leave GocorldE Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at Weathersnfd by l0pm
s77g From Parkersvlc to Msgd0h', 70 miles and back,
week. 4.st
Leave Parkersvalc Saturday at 8 ams
Arrive at Magnolia by IL m;
Leave Magnolia Saturday at pm; at
Arrive at Parkersyille by 5 p m.
e173 From Alto to Sumptcr 60 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Alto Monday at nj;
Arrive at Sumpter icxt day by 6pm;
Leave Sumptcr Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Alto next day by s pm.
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Leave Shelbyv lille Tuesday at q m;
Arrive Ct Nstehitoeh be. next day ~ 6pmi
Leave Natchitoches Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive at Shelbyvile next day by . IN.
$3.50 From San Augustine, by Shebyville billiards
Woods, Carthage, Golden Vale, and Glade
Springs, to Marshall, LOT miles and back, three
times a week.
Leave San Augustine Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive al Marshall next days by l0pm;
Leave Marshall Monday, wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at San Augustine next days by 10 pm.
1861 From San Augustine TO Marion, 30 miles and back
week
Leave San Augustine Tuesday at 2 am,
Arrive at Marion BY mi,
Leave Marion Wednesday ar7 III;
Arrive at San Augustine by 9 m
1862 From Sabincowp, by Bear Creek, to Jasper, SO
miles and back, once week.
Leave Sabinetown Monday at Sam
Arrive at Jasper next day by IL m;
Leave Jasper Tuesday at l MI
Arrive at Sabinetown next day by 6pm
Bids to run twice and three times week in
vited.
e653 From sabneown, by Hamilton, to ShelbyviIe, Al
I. miles apd back, once week.
Leave Sabinelo,kn Friday at m;
Arrive at Shelbyville by 8 p m;
Leave Shelbyyille Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at Sibinetown by p m.
se5i From Sabinetown, by Paramount, (no ofhoe,) to
Burkeville, 40 miles and back, once week.
l.eave sabipetown Saturday at Gam;
Arrive at Burke7ile sy q nh
Leave Burkeville Friday at am;
Arrive at Sabinctown by pm.
$685. From Jasper, by Anderson's Ferry and Motifs, to
Jonesvilc, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Jasper Monday at a m;
Arrive at Jonesvine next day by l0pm;
Leave Jasper Wednt sday at 8 m;
Arrive at louisville next day by 10 p m.
1856 From Jasper by Beviport, Pampln's Creek, Bill
lums Creek, Peach Tree Village, Moscow, Hall
fax, and Livingston, to Swartwout, 100 miles and
back u week;
heave gasper Tuesday at I'm;
Arrive at SwaHtwout Thursday by SPIN;
Leave Swartwout Friday at a M
Arrive at Jasper Sunday by l2 m.
s657 From Jasper by BurkevIe, to Burrs Ferry, La,
35 miles and back, once week.
Leave Jasper Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Burrs Ferry by 6pm;
Leave Burrs Ferry Monday at m;
Arrive at Jasper by 6 p
Bids to run twice week are invited.
1868 From Cameron, by Bryants Station, to Belton 80
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Leave Centre Saturday st9pmj
Arrive at Mlville by p m
$3.50 From Fairfield 10 Butler "a miles and back
week. "a
Leave Fairfield Saturday at am;
Arrive at Butler by IL M;
Leave Butler Saturday Mt I'D;
Arrive at Fairfield by pm
s6sl From San Pedro by Ionia and Ekhear TO Palestine
20 miles and back, twice a week
Leave San Pedro Tuesday and Saturday at a m,
Arrive at Palestine by IL m;
Leave Palestine Tuesday and Saturday at pm;
Arrive at San Pedro by 6pm.
Bids TO run three times week will be considered.
s6s2 From Alto by Rusk and Troutman to Summer
Grove, go miles aud back, once a week.
Leave Alto Monday at IN;
Arrive at Summer Grove next day by 5 pm;
i,eaye Summer Grove Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Alto next day by b IN.
1888 From Rusk, by Sulphur Spring, to Douglas 81
miles and back, once week
Leave Rusk Wednesday at q m;
Arrive at Douglas by IL m;
Leave Douglas Wednesday at P m;
Arrive at Rusk by pm.
1854 From Rusk, by jacksonville Lsrsa "a miles and
back, week.
Leave Rusk Monday ut M;
Arrive at Larissa by pm;
Leave Larssa Monday at q pm;
Arrive at Rusk by SPIN.
$685. From Linwood by Mt Comfort Rusk Jackson Vile
and Larissa, to Brownsboro', 10 miles and back
twice week.
Leave Lnwood Monday and Thursday at cam;
Arrive at Brownsboro' next days by 6pm;
Leave Brownsboro Monday and Thursday at 6
tsm; ,Hlt-
Arrive at Lnwood next days by 6pm.
1856 From Linwood by Rossel Place and Hencocks to
Mogallis Prairie, 40 miles and back, once week.
Leave Lnwood Friday at Gam;
Arrive at Mogas Prairie by pm;
Leave Mogals Prairie Saturday at Ga M,
Arrive at Lnwood by pm
s6s7 From Palestine by Beaver Barton, Athens Msako
Kemp Kaufman, Warsaw Prairie, and Seyne, to
Dallas, los miles and back, three times week.
Leave Palestine Monday Wednesday, and Friday at
cam;
Arrive at Dallas 18th day by 1Opm
leave Dallas Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at q
am,
Arrive at Palestine 4th day by 10 pm.
sGss From Palestine by Tennessee Colony and Bethel TO
Corscana, 80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Palestine Monday at am;
Arrive at Corsicana next day by Spm;
Leave Corsicana Wednesday at M
Arrive at Palestine next day by 6pm.
86s9 From Palestine, by Magnolia and Keechl, 10 Alta
Springs, so miles and back, week.
Leave Palestine Monday at ami
arrive II Alto Springs next day by s pm;
Leave Alto Springs Wednesday at tam;
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SheriH's Sales.

Df Virtue Of Sundry Wri,s uf Fl. Fa's.
lP TO me directed, | will sell before the
Court House door at Lancaster. O: the first
Monday IN january next, within the legal
hours Of sale the following property 10
wit:
FIVE hundred acres Of land, NOR. or
less, mhercon defendant lives, adjoining
lands Of Robert ]. Gardner. Darling Gard
ner aud others, levied on and io BE- sold AS
the property OF Alfred Gardner, at the sui,
Of David Il. lIciton.
Also, all defendant, Elizabeth Laskey's
interest in aud To three hundred acres of
! land more or less adjoining lands Of David
CaSkey, VIM. A. Moore. ct al. Levied on
and 10 be sold 10 satisfy Il "a in favor of
Saml B. Emmons against Elizabeth and
Granderson Caskey.
Also, 500 acres, more or less, wtcreon
defendant lives, adjoining lands Of Mrs
Langley. John Sings and others. Levied
on aud to be sold !. the property Of Jack.
! son shehane at the suit of John Adams
Also. 300 acres, more or less, whcreon
defendant lives, adjoining lands Of Jack son
Shchnne, John StIaiE ct al. Levied on and
10 be sold rs the pruperty Of John Sings at
tic suit of MasiIl & Heath.
hlso,all defendants interest in and Ia 300
acres. NOR. or lcsa. adjoining lands Of Rob.
ert &. Vaughn, Robert Porter et al. Lev.
led on and TO be sold 10 satisfy a ii ia in IA,
v"r Of w. J. Cureton, against Thomas G.
aud Mildred Ivey.
Also, 300 acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Mrs. Langley, y. ID. Massey. ef. al
Levied on and 10 be sold as the property of
Henry I. Massey. deed. TO satisfy Ii "a
III favor Of William Stevens assigned
against w. ]. Cureton aud I. III. Massey,
ES'rs Of II. II. Massey.
Also, the houses and lot whcrcon asrrn.
dant lives, containing 1 10 acres, adjoin.
Ing lots Of w, u. Connors. James II. With.
erspoon. Esq, Samuel b. Emmons and the
Redheld road. Levied on and TO be sold
rs the property of Maj j ID. ii nile, at The
suit OF DR.. Charles NJ. Jackson.
Conditions Cash &c, PfSi.7Seac
HENRY HANCOCK, =. |. ID.
December l5, 1858 4I-ld.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTINCT.

J?mes sullivan who is in the custody of
the Sheriff Of Lancaster District, by virtue
Of Writ of Capias I'D Saiisfaeiendum at
The suit of James Il. Cureion, having filed
in my Office together with schednle, on
oath, Of his Estate aud effects, his petition
TO tho Court OF Common Pleas, praying
that he may bo admitled 10 the benefit OF
the Acts Of the General Assembly, made
Tor the relief Of insolvent debtors. IL il
ordered, that the said James Il. Csfeton and
all other The creditors TO whom The said
James Sullivan is 10 anywise indebted, be,
aud they are hereby summoned and have
notice TO appear before the said Court a.
Lancaster Court House on the third Mon.
day 40 Narch next, TO shew cause, " Any
they saa, why the prayer Of the petition
aforesaid should oot be granted
oaice Conrr of Common Pleas, Lancas.
ter, Dee. 18th, 1858. -. 49,, +
Dry. -. IsSsm,
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.


James X. Lark, who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by virtue
qf Writ of Capias I'D Satisfaeiendum at ihc
suit OF PRICE g. Dolby, having filed in nv
Office together with q Schedule, an oath of
his Estate and effects, his petition 10 the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that ne
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OF insolvent debors. u il ordered. that the
said PHce g. Dolby aud all other the credi.
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House On the third Monday in March next,
TO shew cause, il an, they can, uhy the
prayer Of the petition aforesaid, should not
be granted
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-12-29
TIE LIVER
IN WIG 0 R A T @ R!
PREPARED ny DR.. SANFORD

Compounded entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATiyE AND
X LIVER MEDICINES now before the pub.
hc' mat acts MS Cahartic, easier, nilder, and
more eifectual than any other medicine known.
~ Is not Cathartic, bnta Liver remedy, act.
ing first ON the Liver to eject its morbid matter
'hen on the stomach and bowels to carry off
tnst matter, thus accomplishing two PURPOSES
ehectnaiiy, without any OF tie painful feeling !,
experienced IN the operations OF most Cathar
tes. IL strengthens the system at the same
Unhe 'hat l, purges it; and when taken daily in
with usual rapidly. - "p