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Gen. Cass' Letter.

G"ves"" Waikero letter of resignation
whIrh has been Published in but few papers
South, owing partly no donbI u its extreme
length, has been rephcd /" by Gen Cass, as
Secretary of state, IN a brief, well poipted.
courteous and dignifed d,css, accepting
the resign"Ii"n OF Walker, without half the
ado that tue latter exp, cted to excite. IL
dismissed him spmmarily and politely, and
without refuiing his lengthy arguments, ex.
cepl upon sin2le point. Tne charge which
Walker makes IN refrrincs 20 a change in
the Presideat', Policy in regard TO Kansas,
Cen Cass replies 10. ana states that this
change WA only lnsde in seevrdanrS with
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From Kansas.

Sr. Louis, December 80 The Demo.
cTdt (nbOIIllon) has an account Of serI-
Gus collision which has taken place III
Bourbon county, Kansas, between the
Marshal and his lis posse Snd the Free
Soiers. The Free SoIlers fired into the
former, and one Was killed and two wouu.
ded-the Marshal severely. Lane il
eutrenched, aud threatens 10 resist the
Dragons il attacked Gov. Denver has
given up the Territorial arms 10 The Mil
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Sales.day

large crowd fiirN our streets on Mon,
d'A-l"r9"r than We have seen here Il r sc> &.
r'al m""tns. a good deal of property Was
sod. belonging 10 estates. ana some by the
""cnit. Bring good deal engaged We
uld net wItncSS ali the sales, but tn. prom.
ril! that We dad see sold, brought pretI,
tat Priccs-,ery fir, we thought, in con.
n'dertij"n OF the times As an iustaucr of
The cash sales, negro nlan of ordinary ap-
rr"ranc", ior'y-odd Years uf age, brought
GSJO. honrI seemed not To circulate Tree.
Iy, and wc npprencnd that the amount OF
debts cnmceicd were far less than is usual
upon the inst Monday in January. Some
VINO have 'n0nry scriu inclined To bold on
l" IT, III view, pcfhaps, OF the heavy squalls
Which m"y be mnon US II ear or more hence.
i'"iS' l"wr>rr, is bad policy, both for them
"nd their ncighLor>. Let your money out
aud hri""e trc dreaded time comes, IN.
SINE may Gr rctur"ed 20 Nuu in paymcu;
oi "bh h-aIi"ns that YOU hold aud TIA. .r..h
MI pass by un"b>cr, ed.
Tnr amount of our collections on Mon
day. for indebtedness to the office, would
perhaps pay for one weeks wages Of one OF
our hands.
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TIE MARK Els.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 81 1857.
Our Cotton market continues dropping
and depressed, and each succeeding day as.
t"1I'shes lower range Of figures. The de.
m,nd Tor the past few days has been good,
although not genenl, being confined 10 :
lew buyers and sellers, AMI yesterday, under
The Amgc's advices, u few operators pur.
chased 2OnO bales, at prices / cent low.
cr than The current rates on "Wednesday
Extremes ranged from 81 to 81 cents only
one small lot early in the day at the latter
hS"re, the market closing at 81 u VI cents
for Carolina and Georgia MIjdung Fair.
COLUMBIA, Jan, 1858.
We have no change 10 uolicc in the cot.
ton market and all we cah say is, the few
bales that are offered are no true criterion
OF The actual value Of the arllce, ana there.
fore We still omit quotations.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 80, 1857.
The sales of Cotton to-day were 1880
bales at9t stc. per h., for MIddIing. Su.
gars are hrm. Lard is dull and declining
NEw York, Dec. 81, 1867.
The sales of cotton to-day were 600 bales
at 81 a Sc, per 10. for Upla.d MIddIing-
% b ARTICLES are unchanged.
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Something to HNpe for.

There Is nothing more exciting, aud
at the same time gratifying to human
nature and It's instructive love Ia rnterprrZr
than 10 "have n venture ont :" something
To hope for, to awa, with expectation aud
20 rejoice over if it ,u'u out fortunately.
Such is the exact position Of those WHO
invest small sum of money in the pur.
chase OF ticket IN AN authorized and
well known lottery, such a those dawU
under The charge Of 5. Swan 4 Co Au
guSia, Georgia, who for ten, five or Two
and half dollars IN, ,iled 10 them, will
send you whole, bali, or quarter tick
ct IN one of their celebrated drawings.
which take place toy authority Of the State
every Saturday. Pleasing hope may thus
be turned into suh,t,n,al reality. ..
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The Cash System.

We find card Published in the Pee Dee
Herald signed by u number of merchants Of
Cheraw, binding themselves to sell hrrca f.
ter, certain articles, such as sugar. coffee,
rice, bacon, lar,, &c, &c, only for cash.
In directing attention 10 this. the editor of
the Herald very appropriately suggests to
the thinking portion of the community,
" that if the merchant ~ho buys on credit,
cannot stand the credit system, hnw caa the
poor unfortunate editor, who i compelled
to pay cash for everything stand it,"
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N cWSpapars, q

Judge Long~treeu, whose views -, .u
subjects are Practical, and worth ,r.,.,.
ing up, thus sets forth the vslu. Of ;, p...
paper:
- mall is the sum, that is reou;rea -
p'tron'ze the Newspaper, anI most su,,I,
re'nnner'tef is the pa,ton. cars mo-,
no" humble and unprrtendin, the oa.
ze'te which he takes it is next To- iunos
s'oIe tc tiII it fifty two times 4 wear w,,h
out pattns into IT Sornerhin, thar j. ,,o.,l
the subscription price. E.erv p,ram,
"noSe son Is OH from home, A. school
sho"'d supply him with paper. still
remember what difference ,h.r. w,s H.,
tween those Of my schooIm lies wh,b.l
and those who had not access :, ,.......
pers' O'her tLings being eona! th. 4, =,
were decidedly superior To the L,s, il l..
bate and composition =, least. Tn. r.,
son Is plain. they have command ,,f f,,or.
facts! Youth viii pnr~ue a news,ao..r
WIN delight when they will rend nollnny
else"
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0p pening of Japan to General Commerce

The papers have reported tnat the En-
poror of Japan had resolved to open the ia
pannese porLs TO the commerce Of all ma
lions. This report was given upon the au.
tnor;ly OF n conversation with Russian
Admiral, Count Pontiatine, who had recent
ly visited Nogosohi. This gentleman, not
long since. upon terms similar TO the trea-
ties with the United States and England,
that is--with no commercial privileges At
all This report has proved falIacious. So
FAR from relaxing the restrictive policy Of
Japan, the Emperor has recently declared
that he considers the rebellion IN China,
and The war Of China with England, as aris.
ing neressarily from the partial permission
given TO foreigners to trade With that EN-
pre-. lie has no idea Of ineurring the same
hazards
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Governor of Kansas.

a rumOr is currcnl IN Washington that
James G"rd"n Bennett, editor aud propric-
tor of the New York Herald. i, To be ap.
pointed Governor Walkers successor as
Chirf Magistrate of kan.as. There i no
more "Isurdiy in this rumor than in many
others which have prevailed in the sawr city ,
and if som" gossip that has been recently
circulated is true, the rumor above mention
ed may have foundation.
Charleston .Staniard.
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A Sad Aft aging 5-Sh,otiny. Sc.

CAMDEN. Tue>,ia,. Dec 20.
write 10 YOU Of ,:,d atr.v th.t TT,
cured here between two gentlemen h;rnl,
esteemed. 1t app-ar> that ON Mnnd.,
last few words arose hrtw-eu d, F. 4
o'''no"d AMI w. Ciyhurn, E.q growing
out OF ctniny--a chas,ise,u,.ut ,,;,..,,
the servant OF the former bv the bate,
gentleman DR. =. inlm ted =. I..,,,.
that he would ntlIl the san - pur,sl,r,,.,..
on Mr. Z. which lie (Mr. C) had rntli, ,,,.
on his (Dr. s.. servaur. NJ. C. b.iu.
opposed to any such treatment refused f.
s'ah' and he camel, whereupon il is sad
Dr. >. fired upon h:m with revnlv.,
three times, wun"'ii"g him, not ver, -.
Verely, however NJ. G. al this s,,,,.
returned The lire and shn, Dr ( :, =
region OF the abdomen severely. and !, !.
oeiieVei faaiIv w"undlnr ham. The,
are both confined to their beds and ~
the surgical ail has been ,.uuv,iI,L,. :,
extracting the ball from its Iod,man, H.
the body Of DR.. S&moud
lhe nfray caused no little cous,erna,;,,,
ana regrt-but there seems ia he -, s.,,I..I
opinion regarding it, though it is mo, ~.
province to give il uri.rauca C.nL
correspondent Y tie Coiun,5o times,
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(comaUSIcArED,)
Rev. Thomas Ketchin.

During The past week the morIaI remains
of Rev. Hos. kETcHIS we're brought to the
residence of Rev. ID. +. Robinson, where
they we're deposited, until the preliminari.s
were arranged for their fnai 10 erment in The
cemetery Of shiloh Church. That tosyue
which once SO f.itnfully expounded the 1--we.
'y oracies aud Taught the true Philosophy-
tne way TO Christ and glory. That heart
winch 80 frequently aud humbIy how cd be.
lore the Throne Of Grace, and plead so elo-
quent'j Tor the well>belng of feiiow morials
are now silent aud moiionless IN tn. praye.
For near twenty years he as pustor of that
congregation; and now lies about the cen
ire vi thOse VINO proceeded him TO eternity.
Two of the members of his family are at his
size. IL is expected a monument suitably y
commemorative will be erected. lie fell at
the post Of duty, with his armor girded on,
10 n distant sect IN Of The Lords Vineyard.
But Providence has 20 ordered that his q.
mains should find final sepuiturs in the
midst OF those, in whose service The prime
and vigor Of his life had been spent. So
that when the shriIl echoes OF the last
trump shall reverberate through the dark
chambers Of the grave, summoniug the dead
To judgement, he viii arise in the midst Of
his spiritual fiock and accompany them to
that august Tribunal. where each individual
will receive according TO the deeds done in
tho body.
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New YoRK. September 25, 1854

Genttensen--A young lady ofmy acquaintace
had been for long time verv much troubled
with worms. | advised her to try DR.. M'Lanc's
Celebrated Vesmifugc, prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsgurgh, Pa. She accordingly
purchased aud took one vial, which caused her
to discharge an unusual large quantity of worms.
She was immediately relieved of all the dread
ful symptoms accompanying this disease, AMI
rapidly recovered her usual health. The young
lady does not wish her name mentioned; her resi-.
deuce. however, is $40 Fifth stscet, and she re.
fers to Mrs. llardie, No. Manhattan place.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERMlFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, PrTs-
DUHGII, IA. All other Nerniiugcs III COM
pa,isou are worthless. Dr. MLane's genuine
Vcrmiiuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can
now be had at all respectable drug stores,
None genuine without the signature Of
1881 FLEMING BROS
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the action of the lacompton Convention.-
The Convention of Kansas had decided that
only the slavery clause of the Constitution
should be submitted to the people, and un-
der these cirr umstunces, it was Walkers inn
perati,c dut., and in accordance with his
previous instructions, 10 sec that IL fair el.c-
,ion he held on this vital question. lad he
acted in different manner merely because
his individual preference urged the submis-
sion uf the whole consitut;on To the people,
his responsibility would have been of the
gra,e est character.
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Latest from the Seminole War

ihe tampa fehli'su'ar ot the l9,h, con-
taIn' particulars OF ano.h her engagement be-
tween The Indians and det ichmem Of Vol.
unicers under Capt. Stephens, in which five
warriors were killed with loss of but one
man of Capt. SIS command. The fight o =
cnrred AT an Indian TOW n about thirty miles
from camp Rogers, on the Sd instant.
Mt" outstanding the reports If The ex-
ir"mc'l reduced numbers Of the Seniu"les,
C"pt,in stephens is "f the opinion that
there are still five hqmdrrd warriors left, and
that they can '.OIlect "A force of two hundred
H. IweIye hours nnIire.
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The Mormons.

a resolution has passed the House oi
Representatives in Congress in>iructihg a
committee to inqrire and report whether
the Territory of Utah is mo, in open re.
bellion agaius, the United States. au,l
whether the delegate from thai Territory
should he allowed to retain his sea, on
the floor of the House. II is supposed
there will be some harl fighting IN Utah
between the Mormons and United States
troops.
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The Kansas Election.
Sr. LOUIS DrceImher Q.

ST. LOUIS December %.
Advices from Kansas To the 20 /, report
that the !eturus thus far received Of the
election, indicate that the Constitution
with the slavery clause has beon carried
10y the popular vote. The returns, how
ever. are meagre. There are reports Of
intended outrages by the tree State men.
Gen. Denver has assumed Goyernorship
Of the Territory.
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Kings Mountain Military School.

We huvc received :. register of the oIii.
GERS and r"d"t- Of the Military School at
l"rkvilie. 1t shows tha institution 10 he
III IL h"urishrg c"nditiun the number OF
cadets AT present is 81 tho professors
are Maj JtnNins, Professor of M.uhrma,-
les Capt. Coward, Professor Of French and
Iocuuon; Lieut.. Scabrouk, Professor of
Latin aud urrrk iicni. Law, Professor of
Natural Philosophy and English.
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GREAT CURE OF RnEUMATISM.-Thc
Editors Of the Richmond Republican, OF Dec.
2ith, 1892, says that Carter's Spanish Mixture
is no quack medicine.
They had II man i'll their press room who was
afflicted with violent Mcrcurial Rheumatism,
who was continually complaining oImiscry in
the back, limbs aud joints his eyes had be.
come lcveriSh aud mattcry, neck swollen, throat
sore, and all the symptoms of rheumatism,
combined with ScIoiuIa. Two bottles of Car
tcr's Spanish Mixture cured him, and in an cdi.
torial notice as above they bear testimony to its
wonderful effects, and say their only regret is,
that al suffering with disease OF the blood arc
not aware OF the existence oi such a medicine.
They chseriully reocmncnd.it.
See thercertincurc, aud notice in full around
the bottle.
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An Act.

To exempt Managers ot Election from.
the Pert"rinamre OF Oruinnr, NJ nj. D.n,.
SEQ. b. Il ei by tie Sraufs
and House of Representatives noay y,c,
"nd @tttng an Gcnerm .i,x,mJ,v. o,oi by
the authority OF The $ome Tl.u Ma,ar,,.
OF Election N tins 5 ae nr, AMI ,hev are.
hereby eNemprei from the pe,fruauc.
OF Ordinary Militia duty. for aud durin.,
Their term of service
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Bank Dividends.

The Bank of Charlestun has declared n
seml-annuaI dividend at 4 per cent. The
Planters md Mechanics Bank a srmi.annudl
dividend OF 87i cents. Ocing at the rate of
per cent per anRnm. The Bank OF Cam
den has declared IL >emi.annual di,ldead OF
81 per share being at the lat. of 8 per cent.
per nnnum. The Commercial Bank has de.
Glazed Dividend OF 81 per share, being at
the rate Of per cent per annnm
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Commercial News.

LIVERPOOL ColToS MARKET.- The
sales oi Cotton Tor ihe three d,ys were
$500 bales, of which spccuIarors and cx.
r"rters took each 1000 bales, leaving
$500 bales If all descriptions to the trade.
Prces we're easier, but Quotations weTe
nominal and unchanged.
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INO D&MOCRATS-ONE OF THE
Il hrs' duties Of good Democrat is to
support his party Press. he New York
Daly aud Neekly News Is now we'll estab-
lisned IA ihe Democratic organ OF New
YORK Ciiy. Iii Que of The best newspa-
pcrs OF the day, moreover. Send in ySur
subscriptions Weekly News euiy Une
Dollar q year. Published al NO. log Nassau
street New York.
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HE BANKS In New Yer R,,to,
ana most t"fthe Northern Cites, the Banks
nave resumed specie p,Ymenrs; and bu
'or our childish leg sIar,on IN Co,umh,,
this winter, The Bank, in South C.,,,,in,
w"'" very soon resume sp-crr pay me,f.
p"t now they have no rnGuremeur Io
80, aud strong interest Of gam rromn,
ing against such course of action l. ,.
great cnrse TO an! country to hay. =
deprecated CURRENCY. the mon. n;,,, L.o
panKS pni ont, the less value they viii h..
and yet debts are paid with them.
GyppDyilLe poJrio,
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Nancy L.. Swiit, Ia The Court U: Ordi.
applicant. nary, lancaster District
vs.. South Carolina, Real
William N Halle, Estate OF ofDudIey Halle,
James Halle et.al. deceased.
IT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Will
Il liam N. Halle one or the defendants RS.
sides without the limits Of this State. IL is
therefore ordered that he do appear and ob.
ject tO the division or sale OF the real Estate
Of Dudley Halle, deceased. in above ease, on
or before the 2sth day o! January 1898, or
his consent 10 the same will bo entered oi
record.
JAMES II. wITHERsPooN.
U. l.. ID.
Oct. 26, 1857 S7-3u.
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Obituary.

Died On the 22nd day of November lasL
IN Jackson Parish, La, Mr. THos. ID. BARK.
Esq. aged eighty three years seven months
ana twenty .on' days. The deceased was
resident of this District from his birth up,lo
the year of 1888. J. l.. Is.
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business Notices.
WHAT, OR WHICH is THg BGsT,
yERMIFUGE OR WORN DESTROYER

FHhHIFU UUE Uh WUHh UESTKU1EKF
Ia question daily and hourlv asked by pa
rents, anxious for the health Of their children.
All who are 1t all acquainted with the Article,
will Immediately answer.
DIR. MLAME's CELEBRATED vERJfIFUGE Il
PREPARED By FLEHlNG BROS, PITTS
BURGH. PA.
It has never been known to fail, and Is one
ofthe safest remedies that can he used friend
of ours lately banded us the following statement
IN Tcteseuce 70 this vsmiiuge,
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GREENVILLE
BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE,

THIS lNSTTTU riON, established hy tl,,
b"l''Nl STATE Convention OF SuuIb Carolina,
anu un' ~ :hc control OF tie Board of Trus.
lees of The Furman University, viii enter
upon Ils fhIrJ ear, on gle iirst "Wednesday
III February neat with Tie fu,luwinI
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ANSON HOTEL,
Wadesborough, North Carolina
j. B. TWITTY.

SOLE PROPRIETOR Or ANSON
iio EL. respectfully so,icIls q liberal snare
"i The patronage Of the surrounding coun.
Try apd travelling rGbii"
Has pror"rcd ia" services OF IN rxpedi
Iious and expert reed
BAkER, OR CULINARIAN.
who is Chief Cook an Bottle Washer"
NH cook ni the shortest practicable uu.ic.
all h" d. "f Fancy Cakes, for wedding and
conversation putIrS, etc, etc.
N'ti Keep his BAR ROOM rccularly fur
MlNh'd w'ih The bsHt Religious, Literary and
Political papers.
JORDO\, The Eiihrd and wrll.knuwn
os''cr Is ever at Hi, post. Ome aud all,
come and sec.
in ISI 1888 a7-tf
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (oi IL lines or less, one insertion,
81; or, il continued, 75 ccuts for the first i-
sertion, and ST. centS for each subsequent uSCr
ion. sFS- See Fourth Page for deductions in
ror of standing advertisements.
The numtcr OF insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted ill
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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FACULTY..

Ri.V. H. A DUNCAN,
President, and Professor of Mental and Mo.
raj Science anI History.
PROF. T.. X. TNlTrY,
Professor ot Ancient Languages, Mathema-
lIc"s anu The Ply sic.i IocIrnccs.
RLV NJ. W. SANS,
Professor Vt Logic aud B,.,Ies Lcttres.
PKOF l.. Is. BACON,
Professor OF Musle.
MloS l.. VI. MCDANIEL,
Assistant
MRS. NJ. A. RICE.
Principal lnsuuctrcss ia Inc English D..
PaEtlnent.
MISS JANE CAMERON,
Associate lnstructress.
MRS. l.. J. CLEVELA ID,
TeaCh her vi Vocal Music aud Prpmansbip.
RATES OF TUITION PER HALF YEAR, PAYA,
BILE IN ApyASCE.
Primary Department, $40 90
Academic 20 w
Collegiate 25 90
EXTRAS.
Piano. including use OF lnsirume mt, s25 90
Guitar, 4, no
Anclent and Modern Languages each, ~ 90
Drawing and painting, 10 90
Vocal Muslc, Ou
lucid ntal Expenses, 80
Boa-d per mOntn, Gin adyance) 10 90
The success Of this school, since il went
into operation, the good health OF the young
Ladies VINO have attended il, together with
tie Increased facilities Vt impartIng inslruc.
lion, aud the enlarged aud Ia. proved ACCOM-
modauons, which viii Ge airprued b, the
new, handsome aud we'll arranged College
sdlnce, conspire To give assurance to lhs
Trustees ana other friends of the iDstitu-
lion, that i's patronage, already very literal,
viii be greatly extended, aud that The high.
cSt expectations OF The Convention, la es-
taoliShIng IL, will be fully realized.
Dec. 81. 1851. l6-6t
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GreeDViHe P0iriof,

hoNrcios, -Onsss "Wednesday after.
poop y mae ly The hrmp of Cr,v was
khiedh hy person named PrItier. A piece
OF s'''"ge was the wyspsaaes. Core.
ner Oh h'p,pap e'ppsu,,,sIss !. jpry, winch
rendered the f,II5xlDv s6kiiet "rht
John CroIs came to NO.. i; :;.jton blow
inflicted hy W,Ilism Peiiielyl.r A, The ase
WI undergo . j'd'ci, ,aves,igali m, We
f0rbear any furnsr remarks.
C.sntsHsrl d.
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THE U\DERSiGNE LATE OF TIE
hrm OF Robinson u Crockett. respectfully
informs his irrniS and tHc public grmrrl,y
That lie las "prnvd Il small stock ut GOOD,
ia he old stand f Il. X. AIagjIl, which H.,
Mil sell low t"r cash Or 1" punctual c.,lo-
m'F> on Iime. Persons wishing To puI, haSc
are requested 10 call aud cNlutue I,y stock.
J. y CROCKETr.
Jan. 9th 1873, 47-,r
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TIE LANCASTER LEDGER
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Published every Wednes 'ay Morning
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-06
New Advertise m ants.

81 Negroes for Sale.
John f Hauua,
VS. In Equity,
John {. Evans, Bill for Partition &c.
and others.
4 GREEABLE to decre,al Order. | viii
IA sell al Chesterfield Court House on
the I,rst Monday in February next, all the
real und personal Estate of William J. Ham
M, deceased, consisting Of
81 Negro slaves.
Several tracts OF Valuable land, iiouschoi
and Kitchen Furniture, the Notes whi
w,rr du. To William }. tlanuu at his u
cease, &c, &c.
Terms,
The Real Estate on II Credit offve yars,
the Personal Estate on Credit of hree
years with interest Eom day Of sale, paya-
bic annually purchasers to give Bod and
Security and "a Mortgage of the property.
Also one per cent in cash and pay iu aeces-
sary papers.
J. &. CRAN,
Com Eq =, ID.
Dec. 2Ih 1857, I~2t.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-06
BAKER, OR CULINARIAN
Dis luton Of CopGrtnersLip.

'INili. iirm "f ROH.A son g. CROCK.
l. Ell has HIS ia! ben >i.s-ol,ra uy
mutual coG"rnt. Ali persons irduLteI 10
s'id hrm H!c rrIncstrn lu come forward and
make settlements aS Ii l. our drs,rc to sv,tis
The GnSimcss al .hv cuucrrn rs soon as pos-
sib!". f"r "c owe money that must bc paid
Inr books OF the iirm will be- in the h..uu,
OF Mr.. J. R"btn>"n for settlement.
J. ROBINSON
J. \. CItOl kErr.
J.,n. lst 1853, l.2i