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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

portunity Of bctraying it, Those Of them who
are opposed to us, say so frankly-rwe know
them as open enemies, we treat them as sucq,
and we are in no danger Of treachery or sur
prise; while those who side withus, are equally
frank and decided, and havingno sinister object
in view, their professions offriendship can be re-
lied on. This is not the case with the Northern
Democrats They are seeking Southern votes
for Northern President, and, for the time be-
ing, will scruple at declaration which will aid
them toachevc their end Their Abolitionism,
odous as it may be, is not half so dangerous,
nor the hundrcth part so exccrabIe and detesia-
BILE to every generous mind, as their 'dnPlicliy|
and lalsehood. Let the South beware Of this,
and Of those within our bosom who are helping
them to palm it off on us, and it has nothing 10
fear.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

erWe this week conclude the publication
of the speech Of Mr.. Prentiss on the deialcations
of the general government He convicts that
mnion Of Van Buren's, Levi Woodbury., as
clearly as ever culprit was convicted, hay
ing continued in Office men whom he krleto had
for years been making way with enormous
amour y of the public money, Many honest
men have heretofore supported the admins
tration through patriotic motives; but then,
they were ignorant Of its real character 1t
is their duty now TO examine the evidence
which has been adduced in support of the
charges which have been preferred against
its officers, of stealing. If they neglect this du'
ty, they themselves will be as clearly culpable
as if they were TO refuse an investigation into
the conduct Of their servants, when charged by
their neighbors with piIfering from them, upon
the plea that they believed them honest because
they never knew them to be guilty Of stealing.
Let the friends of the administration weigh
the testimony which Mr.. Prem
tiss has brought to bear upon this subject,
and we fear not the result. The whole speech
is contained in the last three numbers of the
and we suggest to our friends the
Of preserving them for the perusal
IF their democratic neighbors. Let each SUBJ
,criber urge his nearest friend to read the
'peech-or, if he has never been taught the
use ofletters, let him take upon himself the
ask Of reading it for him. Let this course be
pursued, and, our word for it, Van Buren, men
n Amite will soon be as scarce as rogues in
PARADISE.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

G7-Wc will lay wager that Lihe,,.. Y
boast Of more pretty girls than any o,h.. Va ~
lage South Of the Potomac--eirls TOO '"
|exquisitcly beautiful faces are but IN. -, .n0'e
in which their minds are reflected '''7
|gef' 70 VISIT our quiet peaceful little town ;a
as they are issuing from the Academ;a'. ISS9
departing by files, in various directions !, @na
male the inv'gorating evening breezc,--,na ''''
see them scattered over the aower-enamal, y
swards which skirt the village, freed rron, ~
gentle restraints Of their preceptresses md '''
dulglng in innocent amusements and sna..
recreatIons, would imagine himself anne,
ing the confines Of an earthly Parod.a wv"
leaguered by playful Naiades. And H.. "
be present at their frequent cornwall n.sg "
when ''awful Beauty puts on all its ch,nS ,
and witness their graceful movements On !,
slight fantastic toe" as smiles of angelic sw. we
ness wreathe their lips, and modest u.. s''
course their cheeks, he would be almo,, :"
strained to think himself in some eDch..,',
S"SiulIed
PALACE, viewing the airy forms of a vivid NV
glnation. Old King Hymen, for wba n.' s
it is true, thinned their ranks most fa.,r r~''
but, like birds in field of new corn ,r'
as one falls beneath the unerrinp MIN or ~
sportsman, its place is Immediately 6lloa -,
two others-or like flies sucking at bow, =,
molasses, every one that ventures too g. :"
and sticks, is instantaneously succeeded bv =.
many others,-and the cry is, still now
come ~
Nor is Liberty deficient ia gallan, voO0,
knights-knights as gallant as ever cast down
glove or tilted in the tournament. Moreovo,
she can boast of a bevy Of Old Bachelors, head.
ed by their valiant DoN, against whose uvul.
nerable bosom hundred lances have heoo
and who has led his intrepid follow.
ars through the wars of Cupid with as much
renown as did Napoleon his celebrated Ola
Guards from the blood-staned fields of Au,ter.
itz, Lepsc and Marengo.
Liberty can boast of all these, and many
'ther things her neighboring villages awot"
ct Of
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

G1rThe difficulty between the United State.
and Great Britain, in regard to the North as
tern boundary, seems to be approaching fear
tu consummation. The President Of the Uni
ted States sent message TO Congress, recon-
mending the adoption Of measures for de!ia
and Congress has authorized him TO call on
$4,000 volunteers, and placed at his disposal
$lO,OOo0OO, for putting the country in a state
OF resistance, in case Great Britain should at.
tempt to extend her jurisdiction over theudis.
Puted territory. 1t is gratifying to the patfsl
TO witness the unanimity which prevails among
all parties upon this question. Tho quick
tempered and high souled Nulifor, and the
cold, calculating Ncw-Engander, sacraficod
their party feuds and personal animosties up.
On the altar Of their common country. The
Dill comforting these powers upon the Exccu-
ave, was adopted by unanimous vote in the
Senale--and in the House, only six voted in
nc negative The militia on the frontier were
apdly armng, and equally decisive meas.
Tres were being adopted by the authorities Of
'anoda. The general impression seems to be
hat blood will be split
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poor dinner ont. This is an everlasting
Country in real fight, when all take hold
then we shall be sure to make clean work and
to get what we fight for. But il any part ont
undertakes fight before the other part knows
what tho quarrel is about it may make muss
and. dirty work only.
There is always too eends to stck--we have
in this matter got hold of the clean eend, and
let us keep it and not in a hurry or untimely
'cuflie change cends, and perhaps hold the mas.
y one, md that's all for the prisent-From your
riend, ]. DOWNING, Major,
Downingville Militia, Cd Brigade
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

6TWc perceive that WIN. Need and c. s
Smith propose to publish in the town of Grena.
da, Yalobusha county, Mississippi, a newspa-
per, to be entitled the "Botcie Knife" 1t is
TO be neutral in politics, and will "war 10 the
knife" against all vicious practices, particularly
that of wearing deadly weapons. Their mot
to is a significant one; only think; "Tonch, and
,ce pierce" They are men deserving patron
age, and we hope it will be awarded them
We also think that he who suggested the motto
should receive the "Knife' gratis. Don't you
think SO, friend Need?
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GrWe see it stated in Virginia paper tha,
the celebrated Methodist divine, the Rev. John
Bascomb, instead of being dead, as reported, is
shortly to be married to young lady Of for.
tune. There seems TO exist a powerful attrac
tion between dvines Of note and females Of
this class. Who would not be an heiress, and
where's the preacher that would not marry
one? Could the community do without our
valuable services, we don't know that ned have
very great objections to wedding snug little
fortune in the shape of lands, negroes and bank
stock.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

A PATRIOT AND HERo.-Thc wife Of Captain
Samuel Chase, of Massachusetts, a soldier Of
the Revolution, who fought under Gen. Lafay'
etc. now in his eightieth year, lately presented
him with fine son and daughter, twins, the
first fruits of their marriage, which took place
some time last year. Think of this, you who
have recently paid your devers to the "God
of every town."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

Negro W.T. jake said a gentleman 70 an
old negro, who was rather lazily engaged ~
clearing the snow from his premises, JAKE my
old boy, you don't get along with this JOB very
fast" '"Wy massa,'' replied Jake, scratching
his wool; pretty considerable for an old man,
! guess; and conceit myself, dat 1 can clear
more snow away in desc ere short days. den
de spryest nigga in de city could do in do long
cst summer day as eber was"
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Three hundred and twenty cases have
been docketcd for trial at the Spring term Of
the Circuit Court Of this county, which will con-
vone on the Cd Monday Of April, II days from
the present instant.
Hon. JAMES WALKER, Of Wilkinson, will pre-
side;
Ragular Attorneys Of the Bar in this county;
Messrs. Dillingham;, Crawford, Street, TouS'y,
Smiley,--and, il they all get into "sndr'
perhaps the PRINTERS DEVIL may volunteer
his services.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

05-The Hon Powhattan Ellis, Of this State,
has been sent, by Mr.. Van Buren,, as Minister
to Mexico. A greater fool, and more arran'
sycophant, could not have been found in oil
Mississippi.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

FELlclTY.-To wake up of a morning and
find ones self married to blushing, charming
young damsel, whose halfayerted eyes, in
speeches. language, tells that "change has
come DER the spirit Of her dream" 0, ye
Gods M .a..
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S. SLYE.

The loco loco editors are in the habit of as
serting, that Garrison, the abolitionst, is the
friend OF Mr.. Clay. Let them read the follow.
ing paragraph from Garrison's paper, and then,
ii they have impudence enough, repeat the
assertion Louisville Journal
From the Libeyator.
HENRY CLAY.--The extreme length of Tho
speech of this desperate politician, profligate
statesman, and impudent slave-driver--in add
ton to other articles which we have in type
and cannot easily omit--renders all comment
IN our present number impracticable. Its So
phlstry is as contemplate as its morality is Ii.
centlous andits spirit base. 1t is now certain
mat nc can never be President of the United
States! o the ineffable meanness, the trans.
cendant impiety, the horrid inhumanty ofthat
enemy OF God and Of his race As for the en-
uitatlon OF that other man-monster, John g. Cal
noun, over this speech, can any thing be more
Iudicrous or delusive? We can assure that
man that his joy will be turned into grief yerv
shortly! The speech Of Mr.. Clay will bring
Inc largest amount Of grist into the abolition
mill that we have ground for some time!
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01J-The editor is absent on official duties
Until his return, our honorable self, ah9S the
PRINTERS DEVIL, will officate in his capacity.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

The terms for announcing candidates iol
office, will be $40 each; and no name inserted
without special instruction.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

We arc authorized TO announce THEO-
DORE M'KNIGHT, as candidate Tor the
Office o( SHERIFF. of Amite county, at the next
November election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-28

weare authorised 10 announce JAMES M
NORWOOD. as n candidate for the office OF
SHERIFF Of ANTE county, at the next Novem-
Der election.
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DIED,

DIED,
Cf It's oicn expiration,
Monday, 9Th of March, two o'clock, A. NJ.
THE TwcNrY-FIFrH CONGRESS.
Peace to its ashes. There have been better
better things, but few worse.
DIED WITH 1T.
The Sub Treasury BIZ.
The BILL ~ ''Hf'0''
Mr. Jennlter of Nd, put an omninous cues
llon to Z. O.. c. at midnight. Where is the
oub-Treasury BiIla Mr., c. c. C. gave no nm.
'wer, but sat musing over the past The Ides
'f November was IN his minds eve.
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LIB @RTYs

THURSDAY, MARCH 90, 1899.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
State OF south aro!lna.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

II EWfS RODGERS, who is in the c;i>tn
IL dy OF the Sheriff Of Abhcvlle District by
virtue of mcsnc process, at the separate suits o.
John Met Clintock. and Of iliIler, Ripley d. Go
having fled his petition with Il SCH dnl' "n
oath of his whoIc estate. real and p"rspIia with
the purpose ofnb aiming tn" benefit Of the Acts
ofthe Genera! Assembly, commonly called he
Insorent Debtors Act
PUBLIC NurIcE is hereby given that the pc
ttion Of the said Lewis Rod ers will be heard
and considered in tho Court ofCo'nmon Peas
for Ab5evilc Distrc, a, Abbevilie Coart House
on "Wednesday the sixteenth day of &c o,er
next or such other day thereafter us the Cnur
may order, duriag the Term. commencing at the
said place, on til; second Monday Of Oc;ubcr
next; and all the creditors Of Tic said Lewis
Rodgers, are hereby summoned. personally. or
by attorney, to appear then and there i'm the
said Court. to shcw cause faIy they can, why
tho benefit Of the act aforesaid shoul! not he
granted 10 the said Lewis Rodgers upon his
executing the assignment required by lhe acts
aforesaid. JNO.F LIVINGSTON, c.c.P.
cI1sE,s JsIy la ol'fs; 1880. BET sll IS &c "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

don il ever, do good; but tend 10 inJurc Tie
stamina Of the constitution.
1t is cleansing and purifying to the svstem'
acts in perfect harmony with the known laws
of life. ind IS undoubtedly ore of the most vaua'
bic arlic es ever offered for public trial and III
sprctiolr.
For convenience, this medicine is formed into
3 grain pills. The while pills are catharic. al
ierai;rc diaphoretic and diurctic. The yellow
pills are foaic siimu!ent. and aiapA nfic.
Asa mmdy medicine. one which may be re-
sorted 10 with sajeiy and reied Oil with rer-
tainty, in the first stages Of disease in almost
an form. it exceeds all former discoveries IN
medicine either from the vegetable or mineral
kingdoms.
They are put up in packages of 135 grains, or
45 Pills ut SO cents, or 100 pills al 81.
The abov" Medicine jus received and for
sale the r,l~"frhl Medicine SIcrc.
.Iu'y ~, 80 tt 23
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
Columbia. S. e.. July ). lS3 !

TN7HEREAs. information has been rccciv-
TG ed Il. THIS department, hat Will III
IIuckS late of 81. S:ephrI> ss'arish. was mur-
G.rcd by tive i:!sil Slarcs ramcl Henry
,.nd piriiIis OF the l7th ia, o'Jrne last. il. the
PariSI. of ST. Johns 5er:;ley, while con,cyin-
hlid frgitircs totc n oyk House III Charleston.
NOW KNOW, i'EE, thai 10 the end Justice
may he dome and t!ia' lllr perpetrators Of this
alruciona murder Gl be hyough' to legal trial
and condign punishment. do iiereb. oliela re-
ward of TIRE HUNDRED and FIFTY
DOLLARS for their apprehension and ,lclire-
nv into some Jail oft!!s Stale OF wn Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension of Henry alone md
his delivery into S,r.c Jail. or one illlrIr. d and
fifty Dollars for the apprehension and delivery
cfPhi!l;s alone in;o sopre .Ia!l oi the Stale.
The description OF said slaves hY the wines
ecs before the Jury Of [nqncstis is as in lows -
Hcrryi described us ra!hera igh, coIored biac
.f middle height stout in his frame. about 80
yeats nfacc, remarkably thick ucci and unc
of his small toes turning cut Phi,iis is Of COM
mon size. ofa dari: cnnpicSion. about thirty
rears .ofage Oh perhaps Giar". Whc apprc
llenLed by said !II:..s hey rcpored their
names ard declared tlal ihcy had como from
beyond Savannah in Siean Boat to C!arIeS-
ION, and that the, belonged to n pcrsoa named
Wells or Vcic!i. lIenry Is believed 10 be the
same slave who was adcertiS Il rs :.aviag run
away from William Hickman on the 30th of
May last while conveying him rom Charleston
TO Florida. The description of the two is so
similar that Tie identity is highly probable. lie
IL described III tie advertisement. Us low in
statue mas Il remarkable, .,"c;. vixen wl'king
from or up to one has ,ri.; t;;rnng his head
or one side, bah y: his 5 II toes standing ont
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
PRDCEA faAEs5.a.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA,
June 9th. 1899.

By his E=ccl!sncy PATRICK NOBLE, Esq.
Gorcnor ind Comm"ndcr-ia. Chief sa
and o5sr tts Stdtc ~ .Soum Carolina
EET THERAS, information has been received
w at the Department, het OH the 2.lth of
May stbctwecu he hours of l2and ; o'clorF,
z NJ. Two negro childleu, Harry AID Sary;
the property OF Stiles Rivers, were stolen from
his plantation on tine Horse Sho'. ST. Barlhel-
omews Parish. Cp!le;on District, South Carroll
IA. BY some person unknown.
Now KNOW rE, That to the end. Justice may
be done and that the pcrpetralnr of this offence
may be brongh' to LEGAL trial. and condignp pu,!-
ishment; do hereby ofi;'r reward Of Two
Hundred Dollars. for his apprehension and con
riction in any Coart of this State.
Said negro children are described as about
sercn years ofagc. likely ard we'll grown
They arc capable ofte!ling the names Of their
parents, aad probably the name Of The planta-
ton, "May Bank" IIarry's parents are Prince
and Fanny, and Sarys parents ars Scip:o and
Diana.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State at Columbia. the 2i.h day Of June,
in the year of oar Lord one thousand
eight hundred AMI ,llir,y.,line and in the
sixty third year Of the Independence ofthc
United States of ,merica
PATRICK NOBLE, Go5araor.
By the Governor.
VI. LABoEpE, Secretary of State.
July f %.
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Few Spring and SUk,laaleE'
GOODS.

YEyHE Subscriber informs his friends and
.E the pnbIir generally that he has just re-
ceI. ell from ,rw York, complete assori-
mrnt of Staple and Fancy. Spring and Sum
mer Goods-umong which are
81 Al 5-4 u,d II br WE Il cached Shirt
ings and SheetInSs,
A handsome asSortncnlllgh cold Prints.
so pieces light co!'rd London ,Io.
FrelicIl prints and prilled Jaconet,
Mourning and half mourning prints and
MusiiIs.
Snper printed Lawns,
A and "a Cambrics and cambric Muslins,
Swiss ana book AInslins,
Jacunct. plaid ad slrine do.
L,onilaise and brocad' do.
Ladies and senl's white and black, silk Fl. S.
and XII Glores,
{" " Gotten and thread do.
&" {" Misses black and white nett,
Luce and Guuze do.
A handsome assortment of gauze and satin,
and AIantua Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black, blue black, and
assorted by the quantity, c
Hrni-stit he'd an. super linen cambria Hkfs'
Mems and boys Ponsec d".
Ladies' gauze. Hermann, gro-dc-nap and sew
ing silk Hkfs.
A Irish linens aud linen lawn,
Plain, inserted and lriIled bosoms and linen
collars,
ga and 1914 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
ga "a and 1914 damask table covers,
French napNIns ~ tow els,
French brow a: I, grass Linens.
White and brown linen Drillings
Super rib'd do.
A variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped for
Pants
Osnaburghs,
Gases of palm leaf ind willow Hoods,
Englisi. Devon straw Bonnets,
a large assortment of silk and cotton hose
and hall Hose,
3-4 aud "A plaid and striped domestic,
Silk satin, and Marseil'cs Vesting,
Parasos and Umbrellas.
Furniture, dmit, and fringe.
Bla,k bombazines and merimos ior Goats,
Paris. needle work muslin cap"s q rollars.
FrencI, baskets. bcached Russia Shecrings
ANY thing like .ene' enumeration OF ar.
liclcs is imIrurticabl; buI these III addition to
hi> Iormer stock make it sufficiently extensive,
and he trusts his prices are sufficiently moder'
ate to be worthy The attention OF all who wish
10 supply themselves with articles in his line.
His former customers and all who buy in this
market, will do him, and perhaps thernsrlve
n favor by examining his assortment before
JOHN o B FORD.
HAMBURG. March T.. Ii?n. If
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South Carolina Copper,
SH@ET 5ROW e :.EM WARE
sygHsaaEfycSD7ss..

II WOULD respectfully inform The Mer.
n clllnts Plan.ers of this State. and all
who may please 10 rive me- call. that have
located at Hamburg. S. c., with a view to a
permanent residence; a.d engaged in the
Manufacture of Copper sheet Iror; and Tin
Ware-whch l will lnrnish by Hhoicsaic o.,
Retail, of the hest quality, at the to,rest rates.
Having experienced Northern Worknnen,
and being prac'lcc,n' mechanic myself can at,
tend'o Roofing Guttering and Spoming; ana
all other jobs of enery description i'll my business
,rkich shall be ,rci lone, and on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attcndedto.
A superior assortment Of Japanned Ware
Alss, Stlmpd Plates. all sizes. ust received.
A. 3. CIIURT III.
Elarbu.g. March % 1870 rs
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4 Oaper, sheet EsOs', desad
Tin Ware NsanufactOry.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA..
IEyHE Subscriber has just recrived, A large
q assortment Of Copper. Sheet Iron and Tin
PLaic; which he will manufacture to any pat
tern. usual in su h Ware: such as. STOTES.
STOYE PIPES. STILLS STILL HORNS,
and every variety orI'iH WARE.
lie sollcifs the patronage Of his friends
aud the public in general. in South Carolina
and Georgia. as he intends Keeping com
giant and full supply of the above articles. his
customers will NOT b. disappointed from the
want of materials Is. +. Oh w.
II The highest price will be given for Old
Pc,nter. ropper. Brass anl Lead
Auanstn Ga. April IL. Is If II
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State of south { ar0lina.
dBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON Pleas.

tiNDASS Af|fbH hlS III " L
IN THE COMMON pLEAS.
Wade Speed, surviving partner)
of Watkins d Speed, for the Attachment
use Of John Watkins, in
W. Debt
John Watkins, Admr. Of II. NJ. Attachment
Watkins, in
w.. Same. Assulnpsit.
FHNHE Plaintiffs. in the abnve stated cuses,
r having filed their declaration in my OF.
fee. OH the twenty-second day of November,
i5:jS, and the defendant having 10 wife or at
torllcy known to be in this State, upon whom
copy Of the said declarations can be served:
therefore Ordered. that the said defendant do
appear and make his deli.nee within year and
day from the filing OF The said declarations. or
final and absolute Judgments will be awarded
against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON C. C P.
Feb ID. | isss Swsp $40 age 8
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NOE @E.

a LARGE amount OF notes and accounts
IA due to I.orrain Grddings, formerly of
Hamburg. has been placed in the hands Of the
subscriber with he positive direction 10 sue
upon all such OF th.nI a. are moi settled OIL or
before the first Mon,ay IN Juue next.
J.P. CARROLL, attorney.
May 2, 1888 If l3
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Public Notice.

A PPLIC ALTON for a renewal the Char
u ter of Incorporation granted to the State
Convention of the Baptist Denomination, in
Sourh Carolina will be made n, the next sit
ting If the Legislature nf Snuth-Carolina.
By order ofthc Corver ton.
w. B.JOHNSON, Prcs'nt.
Iulv ~, 1S31 & "A
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State 0i south Uiina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Mark S. Anthony
vs. Attachments Debt
AdolphusJ J Sale.
Drury Callaway,
VS. Attachment: Assumpsit.
Adolphus ]. SAFE.
Speed l. Hester.
surviving partners, Attachment:
vs. Debt.
Adophus J. Sale.
IHShe Plaintiffs in The above cases having,
nn the twcnly-second of November, less.
flied their declarations in my Office, and the
defendant having no wife or attorney known to
be in this State, mpor whom copy OF: the dec
aration, with Il sprc al order of the Court ell
dorsed thereon, can be served: therefore Or
dered that the said Adolphlls ]. Sale do appear
and make his defence. within year and day
from the filing of the declarations us Aforesaid,
Or final and absolute Judgment willsbe forth
with given and awarded agains, him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTONE &C.. c.r.
Clerks Office,
Feb II. iaa9 5n3r $40 age 8