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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-08
Valuable Sale Of
lS IL AL EST TIE

II AVlNG passed the meridian of human
lie, Il hcing in feeble state of health,
l am desirous to wind up the various at
'empts OF my successful enterprises, and set
tic up myself, finally receive and pay all the
just demands due by me to mankind, instead
of leaving it for others TO do for me after
have ceased to be
One Hundred and Sixty Valuable Town
Lots, improved and unim proved; also. some
whole square Of Lots, will be sold in the
town OF Hamburg, according to the above
advertisement, by the Sheriff Of Edgcfield
District, South Carolina. Bringing so much
property into market, il is evident that great
bargains will be obtained. That the town
OF Hamburg will become IL llouriShing citv,
is now beyond contradiction. Being ia
v"reu with many great natural benefits, not
merely as place OF commerce, but also in
health, comfort and pleasure. First, il has
the Immediate benefit of tho noble stream
Savannah. Second, it is one end, and the
boundary Of this State. ofthc great Charles
ton and Western Rail Road. Thirdly. it has
four or five noble springs of pure and whole
some wafer, some of which can be directed
through different parts of the town, aud
raised to the second stories; it will not only
serve us convenience, but also as a safe
guard against fire.
The hill side and woodland parl, between
The town aud the towering cniinencc, called
the Park, is laid out in walks, and serving rs
Il promenade for the enjoyment of pleasure,
which daily draws the attention of many
visitors. The cminencc called the Citadel,
is l2O feet above Hamburg and Augusta,
and within one mile distant of both OWLS
romantic situation which furnishes the eye
with most picturesque view. that an eve
may behold; and is inn,edatcly nt the
junction of the grca, thorougIlare, by laud
and by water, between the North, the South,
and the West.
The receipts Of Cotton alone, the present
season, has been, from 1st September. 1897.
up TO the 10Th February, 1888. 50, 1GS bales
Ahd, as respects the titles to the property,
tho purchaser will get al! the title that the
state ol South Carolina and her Courts can
give. HENRY SnULTZ,
Founder and Proprietor Of thc to,cH oiIMmJnrg
Hamburg. Feb. goth, 1888 a5
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NOTICE..

The public arc hereby informed thai Mr..
Diony>ins Il. Wright has conveyed 10 me
IN trust Tor his wife and child his plantation
IN Beach Island on which his family now
reside with thirty negroes and his other per
sonai estate, more particular account Of
which may he seen in the Clerks Office of
EdSeflelti District and in the Office of The
secretary OF State at Columbia where the
deed OF conveyance has been recorlrd.--
The deed s'ipulates That the property there
hy conveyed is liable for the debts of Mr..
Wright existing previous to its execution.
IL will not he linblc for any debt against
him contracted subsequently.
f.. J. WILLIAMS, Trvsicc.
Feb. ~ 1888. "a
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The new Eclipse Cotton Gin, Tor Sea
Island Cotton may he seen by application
to l.. Brown, at The Planters lloiel
The advantages of this Gin are in The SIM
pie COMMUNICATION of the pnpcling power
The nsc Of permanent and durable rollers,
and the substitution ofiron gearing, for com
mon pulies, and bands for driving the rol-
lcrs, which can he thrown into or out of
gear Instantly, without interfering with the
operation of other gins that may bc attach
ed to the same frame. 1t is perfectly sim
pie and durable in the construction of all lis
parts. Heating Of the rollers and the nos
sibility Of communicating E:c. is entirely
obviatcd by tho Use of steel springs in~,cat.
of screws, to bear upon the Journals of .hc
rollers Charleston Cuuricr,
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ShcriH's Sale.

=. M. Furnan, VS., II. Shultz, other }
Plantlils severally vs.. Henry Shultz.
MILL DC sold under various Exccu-
w tions against the defendant in the
ABOVE stated cases. and bv the written con-
sent Sc of all the parties indebted either in the
Executions or in the property, on the Sec
ond Monday in March next and the day
following, in the Town of Hamburg, vari-
GUS lots improved and unimproved in tile
sad town OF liamburs-and owned by the
Defendant---Henry Slrul,z. The Sheriff
announces to the public that lie is advised
that tho purchasers at this sale will obtain
good quiet and lndisputable tillcs--and they
VIII get all the legal titles, that |, as an Off
Ger OF the law, can legally give.
Terms of Sale. Cash
w IL. MOSS, s,E.p.
feo. IL. d2
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That cmincnt man, DR.. John Ebcrlc,
tic:l ut Lexington, Ky, on the 2d ut. lie
had been Professor, of different branches,
i'll the Jefferson Medical College in Plila-
dclphi;--in the Ohio Medical Collcgc-an,l
in the Pennsylvania University. lie was
tho author of several valuable works, which
arc used as text books i'll medicine, and
which have been translated and extensive
ly circulated both in France and Germany.
DR.. Eberle was born near PhiIalclphia. IN
INDECENT circumstances. With the labor of
his hands he acquired the means of his c,I,
cation, lie stood among tho most scientific
men in the word-and has bcqurathc,l, in
his name itself, a rcl, legacy to the amialIc
family which he has left behind him.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEFILLE DISTRICT.

Patrick Duncan, VS.. Margaret \
Henderson, John Richcy, L. BaH to
's am vita nnn isa". AG%"s,,"rs ,n tor" %r,yss
ofWilliam Hodges, sen
Il ET,appcaring to my satisfaction that of the
IL defendants i'll this case James l.. Hodges
K!char'i Hodges. John or John w. Hodges
Walter or Wat. Hodges, james Stone and Eliza
beth his wife, Jesse Williams and Lucy his wife
james Ionlsom or james Townes aud Polly his
wlic, Wiley Cunmins and Frankly his wife, and
Sarah Hodges. heirs Of William Hodges jr and
"i William Hodges, sen. reside beyond the limits
"i THIS State: Ordered that they do scvcr;v ap-
pear and plead. answer or deiilllr to the above
mentioned bill. within three months from the
date OF the publication hereof, or the s;dbill will,
us I" hiem respectively, he taken pro coufrSw.
WIN. e. BLACK, c. E. II. D.
Conin'r's Office. Feb. 2G, 1888 ac5
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OBITUARY..
CCommunicated,1


Departed this life. at the residence Of her
father i'll Abbcvile District OH Sunday 25
February 1898, Mrs. Sarah S. Lake con
sort Of Capt. Thomas Lake, of Edgc6eid.
and daughter Of Maj. John Chiles. of Alb
boville District, in the 9th year of her age.
Her amiahlc disposition, integrity of heart,
and prudent department cn,leared her to all
who knew her. For four years she was
a pious member of the Baptis, Church; and
gave striking evidence OF the sincerity Of
her profession, and of the genuucness of
her religion Her last illness was of n short
continuance. Only two days did she suffer.
but her sufferinas were severe. These she
bore with remarkable lorlituho and patience
until she quietly fell asleep in Jesus. or
her it may be said she was truly lovely
even in death
''She died in Jesus, and is blessed
How kind her sum5crs are!
From suilerings and from sin released,
And freed from every snare.
Far from this world of toll aud strife,
Sho's prcs.mt with the Lord;
The ia6ors of her mortal life,
End i'll largo reward. C,
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Look Ss This!

M imported Jack DUBLIN, five wears
~ ola. will stand a, my stable. only three
miles and Il half west of Edgeficld Court
House, the ensuing Spring Season, and be
let to mares at the following prices viz: SIS
The season and So to insure a mare to be
with toal. In all cases where a mare is
put 10y the INSURANCE. the money will be
considered due when it is ascertained tha,
she is in foal or transferred. All possible
care vii! he taken to prevent accidents but
| will not bc responsible for any. The
Season to commence the tenth of March
and end the last of June.
w. II. MOSS.
Feb. %, 1888 tf4
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The Editor acknowledges pay
mont from tho following persons,
For 1888.

mcnt from tho following persons,
For 1888.
Zebulon Rudolph, Il l. Shaw, NJ Black,
+ p Abney, ] Gillian, w Gouldins, Nj
Mays, David Gillian, Hill g. Oatz, Reuben
Johnson, James Rainsford, John Rochelle,
'rhos Bacon, b Ryan, II c. Culbreath,
II L Harrington, Nathan Corley, ) Viewer,
B Hamilton, Rob't Mccullough, Thos
Thorn, N l. Griffin, Il IL Warliaw, S ii
Butler, c Breithaupt, WIN I,utlcr, George
Elan, G w Thomas. John Coleman. r 6,
Mays, Jno S Jeter, T. B Boicher, NJ Minis.
w F Wells, Jonathan Tillman,B E Ilobbs,
Abrum Jones Jas Shibley, Thcophilus
Hill. VIM Holloway, Wiley Harrison, w
Il Zimmerman.
For 1887.
Edmund Penn, G l. Penn. J McNeaI.
Mrs Bonham, Thos scurry sen. Mcdy
Mays. David Gillian, l. Ryan. ii l. liar
rington. r NJ White, II G Mays, Thos II
Pope, L Parker, John Lake, S III Butler.
Bailey Corlcy, JOHN Corlcy, Juo Coleman.
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Fr3m tic -img"sta ComstitntiO,mliN, Mnrch J.
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKET,

irom The .inyasta ComstitntWmlisi, March J.
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKET
CoTToS.-Sincc our last weekly review.
we have been without later ;idvices iium Eu-
rope, which has caused our market Ia remain
much in the same dull state rs then noticed.
In fact the only enquiry at the present mo
ment is for strictly fine and good cotton, aud
this description being scarce holders show no
disposition To force it on the market, and are
holding on for better prices. In the in
icrior and middling there is very little doing,
as few buyers are anxious to operate even
at present prices, All seem to be anxiousIy
wanting ttrlrr aIviccs from Europe, and
nn'll they are received we look for II dull
market. The receipts continue light for
the season, not mithslanlinS onr roads al the
present moment, are in good travelling
order. The sales from warehouses have
also been light, amounting in all 10 about
1000 bales.
GRocERIEs.-Thcrc is lille or no business
transacIing i'll our grocery market, and we
have no change to notice. The supplv of
al descriptions is fully equal to the demand.
The only wholesale transaction that has
come to our knowledge was the sale Of IL
lot of GOO bushels Turks Islaud Sail ON the
wharf at GO cents.
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Drstructicc Fire, Rowcry Theatre Burned
On Sunday morning about 2 O'Clock, las
we learn from New-York slip of Sunday;
II fire broke out in the Bowcry Theatre,
which entirely consumed the whole intc-
rior building, together with tho machinery,
dresses, &c, leaving nothing but part of the
walls standing. The building adjoining,
known as the old Bulls Head Tavern, was
also burned. We understand the theatre
was insured for 10000 dollars. The fire
broke ou' i'll the paint room over the gallery,
i'll front. A stable belonging 10 MIR. Hamblin.
was burned at the same time, corner of
Christie and Walker streets, and II colorcd
man was burned to dcatl,.-Chdr. Cour.
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NOTICE..

PY permission of o. TowIcs. Esq.
- Ordinary for Edgefed District, will
he sold on Tuesday the l:,ih day of March
next, at the residence Of DR.. James Spann,
deceased, all the personal estate of sail
deceased, consisting Of oncIIorsc, Cows.
Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Medicines. Surgeons Instruments. and
a nnmhcr ":' other articles not mentioned.
Terms made known on the dnv of sale.
ELIZABETH SPANN.
AdAliniStratrir.
Hamburg. Feb. % b1
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ana ""w contrary to the rules of gentleman
IKE ducllmg demands acknowledgement
from Mr.. G. that he is gentleman.
1t is said too that somc words passed bo-
tween Cillcyand Wise in the debate on the
corruption case, and that these have ever
SINCE been ranking in the bosom OF tho
latter.
Upon the whole, iron, all VIC can see, Mr..
WISE has added to his other konors, the
honor of having without the least excuses,
caused the death of high minded, honora.
blc and useful citizen. This must be the
verdict of tile country. This melancholy
al1a'r illustrates most forcibly the folly and
unreasonableness Of the whole system, aud
we trust will so far in establishing sound
and correct public opinion.
Unique" is received but unavoilably
postponed until our next.
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tate Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Henry Moore and
Eleanor Moore, W..
of Jno. Moore. dcc'cd. { Settlement.
VIM. j. Wightman
and wife. and another.
ENilE Complai,ants having filed their bill in
r. the Court of Equity for EdgelcLi District,
N the State aforesaid, claiming that they, and the
Defendants Ann Wi.hin,an, and her sister
Hardness, il living, are entitled 10 tn. e-iat. OF.
the intcst:ltc john Moolc, deceased, in cnua
Shares, on niolion of GriIiin, Compainan,s Su-
licitor, it is Ordered that all persons Interested
i'll the settlement of said estate, do appear and
interposc any objections, which they can of ri CHI
make to the distribution OF the said estate, us
prayed for in the bill, before the Commissioner
Of the said Court, at EdgceId Court House, on
or before the fourth Monday in May next
WILLIAM HARPER.
Feb %, 1888 uc ;
II is further ordered that the above be nuh
iisich ior tilrce months III one or more public
Gazettcs III this State. WIN. HARPER
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Look ut This!

THE Subscriber offers for sale his tract
Il of Land, within l,vo and half miles
of Edgcticld Village, and adjoining lands of
Ii. Minis and G. J. Glover. The tract con-
tains Itro Hundred Heres. If not disposed
of at private sale previous to the first Mon
day in May, it will on that day be sold to the
highest bidder.
MOSES SWEARINGEN.
Icl, s 1899 cftfI
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEFILLE DISTRICT.

rair'ck Duncan, W. Richard BWto Eoreclosc
IIniScS Il Valentine Young, Mortguoc.
"a fnppcaring To my satisfaction that Richard
Il Hodges. one al the defendants in this case
resides beyond the limits of the State: Ordered
tN;.t he uo appear and plead, answer or dcnur
To the bill aforesaid within three months from, ,,,
daic "i the publication hereof or the said bill
will, lis to him. he taken pro confcsso,
WIN. c. BLACK, {. e.. AID.
Conm'r's Office. Feb. 26 Is:,s ac5
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~ OtiCC.

g. NJ HIS Grammar, Geography and
- Atlas. on the Productive System. Also.
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic.
with variety of other SCuooL Books,
may be found ut tho Store of
G.. a. DOWD.
March Z, 1888 IFS
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New ORLEANS I|eh SD

Ifras.-The Formosa arrived yesterday
evening from MutagorlH, whcmc. Size sailed
on the StlI inst. AS this was only two DAYS
after The Mexican fleet left Vera Cruz, of
course nothing had been hcarcd of them
when she sailed. Every thing was quiet
in that part Of the country.
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Notice.

a III. persons indebted to the Estate of
IN Mrs. Sarah Wise, deceased, are rc.
4ncstcd to make immediate payment, and
those having demands to present them pro-
pcrly attcsted.
ENOCIi B. PRESLEY.
Erccaior wiih tie UiH 0nnered.
March7, 1888 ,f5
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Universal Salvation.

7liERE will be preaching on this Sub
IL ject next Sabbath at Edgeficld Court
House. Service will commence at two
O'Clock, =. NJ.
Tho Speaker will have no objections to
reply by any person that may wish to
do so.
March g. 1888
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

Patrick Duncan, W. John ! Bill to Eorcclosc
Wilson Il AIargaretWilSni, Mortgage.
appearing to my s,tislnction TIM, John Will
Il son, (son of Charles one of the defendants
in this case, resides beyond The limits of this State:
Ordered that he do appear and plead answer or
denur 10 the above named bill, within three
months from the date Of the publication hereof
or the said bill; will, as To him, be taken pro con-
trS$o. WING. BLACK. CEI -
COmmr's Office, Feb. 26, 1898 ac5
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PI Order of the Ordinary, | will offer
- for sale at the Old Wells, on Tuesday
the 10Th Of April next, all the Estate, Real
and Personal of Mrs. Sarah Wise, deceased.
on Il credit until the 2o5tll of December next.
Purchasers to give notes and two approved
securities.
ENOClI II. PRESLEY.
Executor ,Giih the IrM dnnered.
March 7, 1888 e5
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Outh CarOlin i.

EUU IF ! T. I'D UISTK1CT
MACk LAMAR Of said District tolls
lvA before me one dark cream Horse.
with white main and tail with streek in his
face and wart on,hs left thigh, and some
appearance of being hipt in tho rish, hips
five feet five inches high. Supposed 70 b.
Cor years old. Appraised by Thorn, :
Rowell and Abram S. Lamar at Scyc,.-
ty-fve dollars.
D. ATKINSON, 10.
Jan. 3lst 1898. "a
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SOUTH C.HROLN:H.

TOLLED before me OH the tenth inst.
Il by jeremiah Cook living on the Block
er Road, ten miles above Edsefeld c. II.
two horse mules dark bay and a brown
bay, both Judged to be three years old next
spring, and appraised to he worth seventy
dollars each, no brands pcrceivable.
AARON HILL, J.P.
Feb. 18th 1898. ic
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEEILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Patrick Duncan. Bill "a. .foreclosc
VS.. Joseph Travis, Mortgage.
Iappearns To my satisfaction that Joseph
IL Travis, the defendant in this case. resides
bevond the limits Of this State: Ordered that he
40 appear and plead answer or dcmur To- the
bill aforesaid, within three months from the date
OF the publication hereof or the said bill will be
taken against him pro confcsso.
WM.C. BLACK, c. Z. 4. d.
Comm'rs Office, Feb 2G 1888 ac5
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Brigade Orders.

HEAD QUARrERs 2nd BRIGADE,
FEBRUARY 2lth 1888.
M lLLIAM B. BEANNON of Edge
w field has been duly appointed Brig
ado Paymaster of the second Brigade,
with the rank of Captain. and will be obey
cdand respected accordingly.
By order OF Brig. Gen. T.. &. TALEERr.
B. +. NICHOLSON.
March 9th 1888 d 5 Brig. Major.
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New YonK, Feb. q. Up M

New York, Feb. "a, p. Nj.
The Northern mail has just arrived, and
brings us the following important intclli
sence. 1t seems that Mackenzie was not
ut Waterton for nothing. How long win
this disturber Of the public peuce be allow
ed to work his will with impun,y?
| Correspondence Of the Ai6any Irgus
FROM THE FRONTIER.
ADAMS, JEFFERSON Co. Feb. 10.
The State Arsenal at Waterton was Lro
ken open last evening, and some five hun
drcd muskets taken out. Fairbanks, who il
The keeper, has offered reward of $4,000
for the recovery of them.
There beSins to be some excitement here
upon the subject Of Canada. Many loads
OF men aud provisions have becn and are
now passing here for The North.
Some Of them have called a., tho different
stores for powder. and have bought all that
was for sale by the keg. Whether it will
amount to any thing or not, we cannot de-
tcrmiuc,
(The report is, that there is considcra-
BILE force on the frontier, in Jefferson coun-
ty, and that descent upon Canada. at
some point is contemplated. We doubt it
however.
A letter from Hamilton dated 18th Feb.
i'll the Rochester Democrat, states that there
"'S u 'Ot ol Ou tne nlntn,
which four were killed and several wounded
The late Fire at Hest Point.-Thc burn
ing Of the building at the Military Academy
ofWcst Point, which we gave an account Of
the day hefore yesterday, will prove seri-
Gus loss TO Government. A friend on the
spot writes us that he estimates the dam
ago ut Ss5O,O0 Thus in few honrs, saws
he ''wha, has been the labor and work
manship of years been Destroyed
The following remarks we extract from
the letter before us. as applicable to the oc-
casiOn:
Every physical energy was cxered to
arrest the progress of the flames, and if
there had been proper engine on the spot,
(Which several Boards of Visitors have
hitherto recommended these efforts might
have bcen successful aud the damage pre-
vented
"Onc thing n, least is certain, that the in
tcrest exhibited aud the Difference paid by
every one to the directions of the WORTHY
Superintendent, who was present during
the whole time Of the fire, evinccs u dne
subordina,ion and reciprocal feeling toward
the Government, whose indulgence 1hey
cnjoy.''-N. Y. Cour. s. Eng.
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Last No6fce-

IT. the Aiken Road leading from Edge.
Il. field to famhridge is not put in com
pie'r order in eight days from this will re-
tntn Commissioners and OvcrsccrS without
i''l. GOSS s. SMITH.
Feb. 2H:h, 1898 ,rt
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN En 7tfsIyU

Nv EVIIl'Y.
Patrick Dancun, vs.. Augustine \
Arnold, Reubin Robertson, Bill to
Rachel Bigium, and the heirs 5oreclosc
p. DELPHI.
appearing 10 my satisfaction that William
IL Lyon and Virginia S. his wife, Judge B.
Deipfi, VIM. =. DELPHI, Robert J. DELPHI, Mary
+. DELPHI, Martina q. Dclpii, d. Lo,,sia f.. Delhi,
heirs Of Robert +. Delphi some of the dcfen-
dnnts III this case, reside beyond the limits of this
State: Ordered thut they do severally appear
and plead, answer or dcnn,r to the Bill aforesaid
within three months from the date of the publ
catioi hereof, or the said bill WILL to them re-
spcc:ivc!y, be taken pro con(esso.
VIM. C.. BLACK, c. Z. Il. d.
Comm'r's Office, Feb. 26, 1898 ac5
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No E(CP.

.FOxlCe.
FEN l! f. Subscribers will give Il liberal
Il price for BEESWAX, TALLOW,
and FEATHERS.
KITCHEN & ROBERTSON.
Hamburg, Marcl, 3, 1883 rs
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
4 Ii persons indebted to the estate of Sar No
IA Caldwell Esq. late ofAbbevile District d, cd.
arc requested to make payment immediately. and
those having demands to present them duly at-
tested within the time prescribed by law, to e,be,
Of the subscribers
JOHN COTTRAN,
J. l.. PEARSON. ddo n,
- A; G. CALDWELL.
.tngnsts g 1897 ,f es
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Tax Collectors Notice.

/ WILL attend the following places 10
Il collect Tax for the year 1887.
On Monday 9th Of March at Pine Housc
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"Unique" is received but unavoidably
postponed until our next.