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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19

TRADE OF THE ERIE CANAL.-Thc New
\ orh Express OF Wednesday says -" There Is pro.
baby truer index OF the prosperity of the State
and Guy, than the falling OF increase OF the trans
potlatIon our Great Western Canal The fol
loving table will be found highly lnlcrcsting
Statement OF the amount Of Tolls collected the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19

Magnetic Teiegraph.-The following is an extract
OF letter from gentleman in Paris To II. l.. Els
worth, ESQ., Of The patent Office published in the Ma
'innai lnielusencer. American genius, orr readers
WIN see with pride and pleasure, is again presenting
''seIi TO the scientific men OF Eqrope in a way which
commands attention and ELECTS praise:
Pans. Sept. IL. 1888.
am sure that you will be glad to learn that our
American friend, Professor, Morse of the New York
Cry Unverly, is producing yery Great sensation
among the learned men of this kingdom by his
Magnetic Telegraph. lie Submitted II IA Tho cyan
nation Of the Academy vi Sciences at Tho Ro>al H.
siitu,e OF France at their sitting GU Mond.y las,
lis novelty. beauty simplicity aud uowcr were
highly commended.
NJ Arago, the learned and eminent p,inc;,,I :,
tue astronomical observatory OF the French oove,n
ment, has manifested very lively qualification in re-
gard 10 our counfynan's inventions, IN terms mos,
creditabe to Mr.. Morse. 1t is understood that n
report Of the exhibition will be submitted by NJ A.
rago in the forthcoming number of the published
proceedings OF the Institute.
Other projects for the establishment Ola magnet.
ic telegraph have been preached here, especiall,
from Professor Wheastone of London, and Pro.
lessor Steinheil Of Munich. 1t is said however tc
be very manifest that our yankee Professor is aheat
oil 'hem all, IN all the essential requisites of such al
invention, and that he is in the way bear off tn,
palm. In simplicity Of design, cheapness Of con
s'ruetion, and efficiency. Prof. Morse's Telegraph
trsnscends all yet made known.
CURIOUS CASE OF IMPRISONMENT
FOR DEBT in FRANCE.-A late Paris pape
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ROBERT A. PENDLETON
attorney at LNlr.

"AyfNG located himself at Amherst Court
III House, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF tho counties OF Amherst and Nelson. Any
business entrusted 10 his management, will receive
prompt aueBiIoh.
Sept. - IS
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William l. Isbell, Robert sbcl Sally Isbell widow and
lci Of Incharah Isbell decd IN her right aud
wing administrators of sad Inchnrinh lsbe decd Floren
endleton, widow oi Aillnm Peudenon decd, late
Florenna I.bcll William r. Sn, aud Eliza his wife late Eli
Isbcl James Marsh and SILLY his wife, late sally be
Jacob Holloway and Betsy his e Int Betsy Ishcll DAVIS
\ Woody and Pnrhcnia his wife, late Parhcuia Ise An
drew shcll Zacariah Isbe and Nancy pp- trustee for
her children, Defendants,
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q Q q q q . q . Q q
DIR. BRANDRETIrS VIRGINIA OFFICE,
For the erctusire sale of his
Vegetable Universal Pills,


FEW DOORS BELOW OLD MARKET, RiCnMoND.
The following gentlemen have been appointed agents for
the sale of Brundrcths Pills:
J. Thompson, Jr, p. NJ. Goochland c. II. Virginia
J. =. fAsIey, r. NJ Ialifax G. II. do
j.. A. Hullorny, 7. NJ. GAINESVILLE, do
II. Pelnins, P.,h. Lovingston, do
Aiwouh Il Allen, Drummond Town, do
Nottingha II Oldham, Eosvilc, do
NJ. * I. Terrell, llalux North Carolina,
4. & j. White, Wnuenon, do
Joer & Bains WILLIAMSBURG, do
X. * H. Baker, I,ouisburg, do
William Peck, Raleigh, do
Yale Wyatt having disposed OF their Bookstore, &C. their
snbagents hereafter be supplied from DIR. Bandcths
Richmond Office.
~ Agents will shortly be appointed in every in the
States OF Virginia. North and South Carolina Georgia and
Alabama.
Nov. ) 1t
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PU R q A ION
WITH THE
Il X 4 " ID II T. TIL VI f. D/CIN T.

ID II Il ~ ~ IA IL III III II ~ - ~ II
does not weaken, EVERY BODY may prove for them
selves, aud ubundany proven by the following extuet
from letter very recently received from Mr. ~ Edwards
of Morrunird, Union County, Ky gentleman ell known
by every person in that section ofcouniry.
tins time myself IN fine health and spirits, netgh-
ing ~ lbs than Uhcn commenced kahing pills.
have been upwards of a the OF them,
and their notion continues the constantly improving
health and sfeng the change has been great since
parted in New Orleans"
o. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIrS: IN
All Pills having VIM. Binndreth the label, and
George Ilog kDson the edge, couueriets and nude
10 DECEIVE TIE Pl BI.iC, and eyade the law al The
same time.
These and indeed counterfeit pills il used according
the directions accompanying pills. calculated 10 DE
STROh LIFE They made by having stand
ing responsibility, without habitaton namc-pcr
ecy careless OF consequences ded obtained.
Extract from DIR. BIS address 10 the citizens oil the United
Suites
And be careful to remember that have authorized
doctor druggist apotecary pedar in the United States
sell pills Never forget that this cass doc
apothecarcs and pedars the who sell couniees
and thai all tracsmen who made agents, have each of
them AN ENGRAVED certificate of AGENCY and signed in
writing with pen by aud hich certificate requires
wal every every twelve MONTHS being guaranty for only
one ycnr rom daeobsere the date is not WRITTEN, it's
ENGRAVED. Is. BRANDRETH NJ. ID.
Pill, Broadway, New ork.
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JOHN ID. ALEXANDER. Gil


VIRGINIA :-Atfues held N the Clerks Office of the
Girrmi Superior GouIi Of Law aud Chnneer,, for the
county Amhcrs Monday the Isl day of October 1888:
Maurice H. Garland administrators with the VII Ned of
Christopher Islcll dcc'd Plaintiff,
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In CHASCERY

The defendants Sally Isb,li Fore Pendcnn William
I. Smith and Eza his wife, james Marsh aud sally his WIFE.
Jacob Holloway mud Betsy his wife, DAVIS s. Woody and
Panhena his WIFE Andrew lsbrl and Iach6ria lsbel
having entered their appearance and given ecur, according
the Assembly and the rules of this Court, and IT
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not nhab
uns of tins Con,monw ouh II is ordered that the said de
PENDANTS do appear here the first day Of the pr term
and the bill the plaintiff and TINT copy OF this
order be lofthw inserted newspaper printed the
OF LynchbuTg for months SUCCESSFULLY and
ed at the front door Of The Courthouse OF this county.
Copv-Tesrc,
ROBERT TINSLEY, CIR.
October 10 VEIN
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The only COW not sold WAS Atklnville, datk roam,
oalved IN 1886. The pedigree Of each beast was
noted on the prospectus. The bulls were wit drawn
tfom sale.
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STOCKS. &c. "a
US received, large and beautiful assorlm0n
~ OF WInchester's celebrated plain and '''''
bombazlne, Satin and Silk Socks,
Pain and irilled Linen Bosoms,
Bleach Satin do
Linen Collars, &c &C.
MATIN, WARD & DAVIS
September 81 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
$1,000 PREMIUM
vIRGI.N'E.T SHIP
Or 81 900 PremiumVegctabIc for the cure of
SHEDFFFLFSt

Two inspire the suffering with confidence this resorer
diseased system it is only that such
IFS reputation that the transactions of Druggist
Richmond in less than twelve months have fire hundred
dollars besides what other dealers sold and Phvs-
clans used. The recovery of Mr. $. h Thompson Rich
mond, whose suterings tor five had brought him
often To the brink OF the grave and who had finally given him
and part of his In This he persuaded by
Physician 10 the Sampson and his great sup.
prise, well that of the community he gained twenty
two pounds in month and and half papers made
perfect of him. Mr. r. has given history of his
See handbills of other eases. Price $40 co. For
ale by Howell DAVIES, Agent.
n. b. The above acquiring high character for the cure
Of Kings Evil or Scrofula.
July 30 w12m
EIRGlNIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office of Bedford
county Court Monday the first day OF October one
thousand eight hundred and thlrtycight:
Benjamin Hawkins, Plaintiff
against
John Markle and Oliver II. +. Maklc Richard b. Morke
Narkle, Alkaline Burton late Alkaline Marke Charles Marks
and John Markc, children ofCharcs Marklc, Jr. decd.
Defendants
The defendants in this having entered their mn
pcarance and gwen security according Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and appearing satisfactory
o'uehee that lcy are not inhabitants OF this
Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here On the
fourth Monday December next and answer the bill of The
IN some newspaper published in the town of Ivnchbug
Tor two months successfully and posted the front door of
the Court house of this county.
Copy-Teste
October %. ,Sr
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~opS este,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Crk.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Oct. 90, 1898.
The parties interested in the within orders of court
are hereby notified tina, have appointed the l7th
day ct December next to carry said orders into effect
on which day, at the hour of 10 O'Clock, in the
morning they are required to attend at my office,
at Amherst courthouse, with their accounts comics
OF olhce papers, their evidences, &c. prepar-
Ell iot examination and settlement.
JAMES y. GARLAND, Com'r
November II uA,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

- TWPUKTANT NOTICE. n.
PERSONS usns the Life Medicines advised to take
ms " hlSht III sufficient quantities. 10 operate two cox,
ueS on me bowels IN the of the next day. A,o
tab e-spooniu OF the Bers half an hour before cach .
For those of delicate enfcebled constitution hail "
quantity may be sufficient.
Oct Is ~ ny ~ ~ " Win
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\ Il Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
n Gerry continued by adjournment, and held for
the county Of Amherst. the Courthouse on Satur-
day the Sh day of September, 1888:
William Nj. Waller and Dabney Saudldgc. suw-
vors of John Mountcastle, late merchants and part
ners trading under the firm of William NJ Waller
x Co. Plaintiffs
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk Office of Bedford
county Court Monday the first day OF October one
thousand eight hundred and thirty-cight:
Benjamin Hawkins, Plaintiff
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ROBERT TINSLEY, C.
CoMMissioNER's OrFICF,

Amherst Courthouse September 22d, 1888.
The parties will take notice. that have appoint ed
Monday the 3lst day of December next to commence
The accounts in the foregoing order specified, on
winch day, At the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. they are
requested to attend at my office, with their cunts,
vouchers and copies ocourt papers, prepared Tor ex
animation and settlement
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Com'r.
November IL wIw
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CURIOUS CASE OF IMPRISONMENT
FOR DEBT in FRANCE.-A late Paris paper
gives an account Of singular ca ,e of imprisonment
IA rance which Is a striking illustration Of the in
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I Ia Circuit Superior Cour' of Law and Chan
~ Gerry. continued by adjournment, and held FOL
he county Of Amherst At the Courthouse, on Satur
iay the sth day Of September, 1888
William Morgan and Albon Mcdaniel. merchant.
md partners under the style OF Morgan Media
MEL. Maurice H. Garland, administrator of Archi
,sd Robertson, deed. and James VI. Brown, suryiv.
ng executor Of James NJ. Brown, decd. Plaintiffs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-10
A C. "A IL I'D.

F" H. JEFFERS d Co. acknowl-
Ill. edges renewed obligations to their
friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on them :;
and beg leave 20 announce, that they have
now on hand and will continue to receive,
Il well selected assortment of GOODS,
consisting "f
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Green and White Coffee.
10. g. Sugar Honse Nolasscs,
Wine and Splr;s Of tfr hest selection.
Cana! Fln"r-whOlc aud half I:hls.
Bale Rope and Ragginn.
Iron and Steel,
Together with all other ;rtt. :r- in tie Gro
Gerry Line which they will sell or sad TO
order, Narrated Good, ut The low EST mar
ket Prices
They also continue to transact Commits
sion Business, including receiving aud for
wardinS Of Goods; and tender to their
friends assurance Of their best attention to
orders in that line Of business.
Hamburg, March 1888. IT'S
The Pendeton Messenger will insert the
above four times ana sepd their bill for
paymen, to ii. L.J.
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Collie Mixture.
April 10

HNHE above is anevcr failing remedy for that
IL variety of collie, distressing to Infants
and for which the most injurious anodyne sub
stnnccs are too commonly given. 1t is safe and
soothing. and instead Of producing costiveness it
usually operates gently on the bowels.
THIS remedy has now been used for several
years. with that success and appreciation, which
qnack medicines made to sell, cannot command
1t is extensively used by the best physicians in
the country, and to use the languag ge of many n
mother acts rs charm. While it allays the
pain and lus the child to rest, it does not leave
behind it those unpleasant symptoms. which
ducc. Ample directions accompany each Vial;
and certificates of its efficacy Gf reqrcd) can be
produced from tile most respectable cilizens of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale by -,
KITCHEN Il ROBERTSisN Hamburg,
EDW. WEBB, anderson c H.
WM. IIACkETT. Pcnd1cton c. III.
DIR. +. J. MINIS, Edgcfctd e. H.
Feb 5 1893 til
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district Mo-, which nIs TO embrace ti,. opiil-
ions "i many in dille, Ell, sections q, the ountry
j. -.
Having travelled much aver the states, both
west and south, and ilu, in, heard much said in
favor OF DR. Sarpingion's lever pills, do here
by certify. that believe there has never yet been
any medicine offered to til' pubic 80 ciicacio,,s
IN the cure of irvcrs as ,i:t' whic,. he has pre-
pared. have known man, labourine under te-
vcr and asue, cured il. IT,, course OF from ~ to
~ houis; and all cases O, fever in which have
kncwn 1t used. il has never failed to effect n cure,
so Tar as known t" me, ina shorter time than any
medicine have ever known used / do there
tore recommend il to all persons laboring under
fever. as the best remedy known 10 the public.
JOEL ii HADEN.
a fresh supply of the above valuable medi-
c,ne is offered for sale a, the Edgefcld Drug
Store.
April 10 II
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TIL z nc ESE
NULLIEIER.

NV ILL Stand the ensuing Seaou at
w Thirty Dollars the Season, Twenty
Dollars the sinsls leap. and Fifty Dollars
insurance, al the plantation of Captain
" liIiam Il. Mays, four miles below Edge
lcid Court House, on the Stage road lead
ing I" Augusta. Ample preparation for
care and attention TO mares will be ma,le.-
They will be pastured and fed on grain, (if
reGuired,) at twenty five cents per day
Accidents, escapes. sickness, &c. at tho
risk OF the owners, although every attention
will he paid to prevent them.
DESCRIPTION.
NULLIFIER, is beautiful Bay, hand
somcly marked with delightful coat of
hair. which shews his superior stock. His
appearance is communicable is of tho
greatest power. suba an,ialily and strength.
he will be eight years old this spring-is
full l6 hands high having superior size, large
bones, and is as we'll musceled as any other
torse, in this or any country, and hos as
much durability.
N. B.-Any person who will make up
company of five mares, and become re-
sPnnslblc for the payment will have the
privilege OF putting them at twenty five dol
lars the Season
The Season will commence the fifteenth
OF February, and end ON the tenth of June.
FIFTY cents to the groom in every instance
Performance Of NuVifer's Colts.
NULLIFIER'S COLTS are now run
nins as well rs any colts in this country.
On the Norfolk course, Spring term 1887,
9aue R"wleu by Nullifer, three years old,
beat the Swecpstake race, mile heats win
nlng the first and second heat Time min
81 scc:-l min. so sec. See Turf Reg.
July. 1887 p. 476.
On The Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall
meeting, w. r. Johnson's b. f. by Null
her. three years old. run Swcepslakes,t two
mile heats, for which four other colts of the
best stock, were entered. This race was
lost by Nullifer's colt. bu, she was second
best, and contested the race most gallan,ly.
The las, heat is pronounced very interes-
ting and the best heat during the week. See
4. Reg. Nov. 1897 p $50.
On the Union e.. y course, Fall meeting
AntoInctte hy NuIli6er. won the Sweep
stakes Tor three year olds, two mile heats,
winning the Two frs, heats. See Am r,
Reg Nov. 1897 p. $50
Feb. ]. 1888, tf 50
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THE THOROUGH BRED HOESE.
ID 4 ks CLINE

WILL stand The ensuing Spring Sea
son, commencing III TIN. IOtl ipstau.
at James Rogers, lth ar Richardson's.
l2th and IL at Turner's Store. 18th at GLOW
er's Hotel, Edgefield G. H., 18th al Pine
House, 10th and 18th at Jurdcu's. ON Eds.
to, and 18th aud 10Th a, my Stable on the
Ridge road, and will attend each place
every tenth day until 10th of June. He
will he let to mares at SO The single visit,
Sl2 the season, SIS to insure. In everv
instance the insurance mnuey will become
due az soon is the mare'is known to be
with foal or exchanged. A company of
seven mares shall be entitled to deduction
m 81 on each mare ny one approved man
becoming responsible for the whole. All
possible care :aken 10 prevent accidents.
but will moi he responsible for any.
For particulars Of his Pedigree see hand
bills. K. WARD.
Ridge. March 10th 1888. d.6
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Look at This!

M imported Jack DUB five wears
IvA old. will stand al my stable. only three
miles and half west of Edcefield Court
House. the ensuing Spring Season. and be
let to mares at the following prices~viz: S.
the season and So to insure mare to be
with foal. In all cases where mare il
put by the insurance, tho money will be
considered due when it is ascertained that
she IS in foal or transferred. All possible
care will he taken to prevent accidents but
will not be responsible for any. The
season to commence the tenth Of March
and end the last Of June.
w. II. MOSS.
Feb %, 1888 ia
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State of south Carolina.
ABBEV1LLE DISTRICT.
IN LrnJTyTyU

Patrick Duncan, VS.. Margaret !
Henderson, John Richey. g. Bill 10
tn tn" u!i,,; IciFs and Administrations lorceose
ofWil!iam Hodges, sen.
ET appearing to IN, satisfaction tl,a, Of the
Fl defendants i'll this case james l.. IIodr. :
Richard Hodges. John or John W IIud.cs.
Walter or Wat flod"es James sSton, and MN.
beth his wife, Jess, Williams and Lucy IN. wifi.
James Iomsnn or James 'rowncs AID Polly lis
wife. Wiley Cnmmins and rrankv hi, wifi. and
Sarah Hodges. heirs of William Hodges jr. and
OF w illinm Hodges. reside beyond the Limits,
ot this State: Ordered that the, do .cvera,y op
pear and plead. answer or rerur to the nbovc
mentioned bill. within three momths from tho.
date OF the i'nblica.in hereof or the sadbiII will
rs t" them respectively. nc taken pro cnnilsso.
WIN. &. BLACK. C.E.I I.D.
Comm'r's Office, Feb. 26. 1888 ac5
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tate Of south arolin..
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

Henry Moore and
Eleanor Moore, vs.
Jno. Bullskeu Adm.r HiH for Account aud
ol JnO. Moore, deced. Settlement
Wm J. Wigh,man
and wife. and another.
VHNiiE Compartments having flied their bill in
Il the Court OF Equity for Edgeticd District
in the State aforesaid, claiming that they, and the
Defendants Ann Wi"htnan. and her sister -
darkness. if living. entitled to the estate Of
the i"testate John Moore, deceased, in equal
Shares, on motion Of Griffin. Complainnp,'s So
licitor. it is Ordered, that all persons interested
in the settlement of said estate, do appear and
mtcrpose any objections, which they can of ri ght
make TO the distribution of the said estate. hs
prayed for in the bill. before the Commissioncr
of the said Court, at Edgetield Court House. on
or before the fourth Monday in May next.
WILLIAM HARPER
Feb. 23 1898 ncs
II further ordered that the above be pub.
l'shcd for three months i'll one or more public
Gazettes i'll this State. WM. HARPER.
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THE DRUNKARD'S GRAVE.

saw n youth in his fathers hall,
Whose ioy-lt eye and aspcc, gay
Show'd heart YET free from p,ssion's t,rall ;
Light as the blil"wy oceans spray:
Gcneions, virtuous. fair and brave.
Yet he fills drunkards gyurc.
saw. by the midnight taper's gcam,
t,r"less student. pcnsive. pore
Oer h'sfry's page, or some noble theme.
That poets have SUM in classic lore
Yet The green willow doth DER him wave:
Alas!-he sleeps i'll tho drunkard's g,urc.
saw an old man, whose locks were gray,
'oiivrr'd by care and the length of wears;
Unmovcd by these signs of speedy decay,
And ny his childrcn's frequent tears
an! they may weep. but cannot save
That crrils man from drankard's grarc.
The young, the old, and the brave are there,
The proud and the humble together sleep;
The father caught by Intempcra,ce' snare,
And his sson, who once could DER him weep
The ricli---the pooi-t!lc frac-thc slave,
Go alike to the drHnkards g,urc.
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S.a:c Of South ar.;Iiua.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Mark Riley, VS.. William Riley.
Isaac Riley. William Lewis and
Reberca his wife, John Haverd
and Mary his wife, 4 Snry Riley.
n Il appearing TO my satis!artion that the
IL defendants VIM. Lewis and Krhrcca his
wife, reside in The StaIe of Aial,nn.a. mud
the defendants John Havcrd and Mary hi,
wife, and Sarah Riley reside in the State of
Illinois, on motion of James J. Caldwell.
Solicitor, ordered that the said defendants
who are without the limits of this State. do
plead answer or demur to the Complainan,'s
Bill OF complaint. within three months from
the publication hereof ar the SAID Bill will
be taken pro contrsso asains, them.
J. TERRY. E.EE.
Corners Office, EdgcGeld. Feh %, 1888 4
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State of South Carolina
ABBEViLLF. DISTRICT.
Bill to
y6rcctoSe
Mortgage.
IN EOTTJ'r

Patrick Du: can, vs. Augustine
Arnold, Renbin Robertson, EW to
Rachel s%h;'m, ami The heirs .iorerio>e
ana administrators "f Robert Mortgage.
i. Delphi.
n appearing 10 my satisfaction that William
IL Lyon and virginia 3 his wifi. .SJudnc B
Dciri VIM. u. Delphi. Robcr, J. DELPHI. Mar,
=. Drlri', Martha &. H"lpi, d Lo,,Sn T.. DELPHI,
hers "i Robert II. Delphi, some of the .,Irirn-
di!S III this case, reside beyond tho limits of this
state Ordered That they do scvcraiy appear
ana plead answer "r drmmr to the Bill aforesaid
"'.h''' three months from the date Of the publ
cation hereof. or the said bill will, n to them r,
srccuvcly, he taken pro confcsso
WIN. c. BLACK, c. E. 4. d.
Comm'r's Office, Feb. 26, 1893 ac5
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Nor BAp.--FI,ere are some old tricks
which are played over and over again, and
s:l'l gull tho public. fellow far up town,
gave notice. few nights ago. that he would
give an exhibition, showing show to make
a pair of shoes in two minutes" admi,tancc
siHpence. Having fllel large cellar with
anxious spectators, he came upon the stage
with pair of old boots in one hand. and n
knife i'll tho other. Taking his seat upon
the "kit," he cut off the tops of the boots,
opened them in the top, punched holes
through the sides, and put strings in; thus
periccting pair of shoes lin the shortcs,
space Of time."-N Y. Whig.