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New Spring and Summer
GOODS.

FHNIE Subscriber informs his friends and
~ the public generally that he has just re-
cered from New York, complete assort-
ment Of Staple and Fancy. Spring aud Sum-
liner GoodS-among which are.
3-4 Al sd aud .i.4 brown d bieached Shirt
ings and SheetIngs.
a handsome assortment ght cold Prints.
so pieres light col'rd London do.
French prints and printed Jaconet,
Mourning and half mourning prints and
NIusIns,
Super printed Lawns,
"A and o-4 Cambrcs and cambric Muslins,
Swiss and book Aluslins,
Jaconct. plaid and stripe do.
Lyonnaisr and lrOcade do.
Ladies and gents white and black, silk IL. s.
and kid Gloves,
.' Cotton and thread do.
20 Misses black and white nett,
Lace and hauzc do.
A handsome assortment Of gauze and satin,
aud Mantua Ribbons.
Best Italian servings. black, blue black, and
assorted by the quantity,
Ham-stitrhed, and super linen cambria Hkfs.
Mems and boys Poneee do.
Ladies' gauze. Hermann, gro-dc-nap and sew
ing silk IIkfs.
Al Irish linens aud linen lawn,
Plain, inserted and frilled bosoms and linen
collars,
e-4 and lO-4 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
Ga Sd and lO-4 damask table covers,
French napkins & towels,
French brown and grass Linens.
White and brown linen Drlllings
Super rb'd do.
A variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped for
Pants
Osnaburghs,
Cases of palm leaf End willow Hoods,
English De"on straw BOnncts,
A large assortment Of silk and cotton hose
and half Hose,
"a and 4-4 plaid and striped domestic,
Silk, satin, and Marseilles Nesting,
Parasols and Umbrellas.
Furniture, dimity and fringe.
Black bomhaziucs and ncrinos for Coats,
Paris needle wurk,i muslin caprs d collars.
French baskets. blcached Russia Sheciings
Any thing like general enumeration Of ar,
tccs is imprarticable; but tlesr in addition to
his former stock. make it sufficiently extensive
and he trusts his prices are sufficiently modcr'
ate to be worthy the attention OF all who wish
to supply themselves with articles in his line
His former customers and all who buy in tins
market, will do him, and perhaps themselves
Il favor. by examining his assortment before
purchasing.
JOHN o B FORD.
Hamburg. March IL. 1890. If
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copper, Sheet From, a2sd
Tin Ware Mandatory,
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA..
rE1IIE Subscriber has just received, large
III assortment of Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Plate; which he will manufacture to anv pat
tern. usual in s,rh Ware: such us, STOVES.
STOFE PIPES. STILLS. STILL HORMS,
and every variety of1'iS WARE.
lie SolIciis the patronage of his friends
and the public in general. in South Carolina
and Georgia. as he intends Keeping n con-
slant and full supply of the above articles, his
customers will NOT be disappointed from the
want "f materials b. +. CH' w.
I The highest price will be given for Old
Pcutcr. Copper Brass and Lcnd
Augusta. Ga. April Is, 1879 If IL
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Public Notice.

4 PPLICATION for renewal ui the Char
u ter of Incorporation granted to the State
Convention Of the Baptist Denomination. in
Sonrh Carolina. will be made at the next sit
ting of the Legislature Of SoutIl-Carona.
By order ofthe Convention.
w. B.JOHNSON, Prcs'nt.
July 10. 1899 tf24
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN fNIIE rnnNrNf ~, -.

IN IdE COMMON PLEAS.
Wade Speed. surviving parrner)
Of Watkins L. Speed, for the Attachment
use OF John Watkins, in
Adolphus j. Sale.
John Watkins, Admr. of II. NJ. Attachment,
Watkins, in
VS.. Same. Assumpsit,
"HE Plaintiffs, in the above stated cases;
n having filed their declaration in nv Of.
flee. on the twenty-<econd day of November,
1853, aud The defendant having no wife or at.
torIey known to be in this State, upon whom
copy of lhe said declarations can be served;
therefore Ordered, that The said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and
day from the filing of the said declarations. or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, cp.
Clerks Office
Feb Ia 1893 Sw&P $40 age 3
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just Received.

A LARGE supply of superior LEMON
N SYRUP, Il delightful Beverage for the
Summer season. For sale by the bottle and
gallon, by H.R. COOK g. CO.
Hamburg, April 10, 1880 # II
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State OF South Dina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

State OF South Dina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Mark S. Anthony
rs Attachment: Debt.
Adolphus J Sale
Drury Callaway,
VS. Attachment: Assumpsit.
Adophus ]. Sale.
Speed d. Hester,
surviving partners, Attachment:
VS. Debt.
Adolpllus ]. Sale.
VHNhe Plaintiffs in The above cases having,
IN the twenty-second Of November, 1898,
filed their declarations in my Office, and the.
defendant having no wife or attorney known to-
be in this State, npon whom copy of the dec
aration, with spec al order of the Court en-
dorsed thereon, can be served: therefore Or
dered thai the said Adolphus J. Sale. do appear
and make his defence. within year and day
from the filing Of the declarations rs Aforesaid,
or final and absolute Judgment will be forth
with given and awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c.c.P.
Clerks Office,
Feb IA. 1899 SB&T $40 age 8
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FOUN I'D.

AN the Augusta Stage Road, near Mount
W Vintage, Bunrh Of Keys. with a seal and
corkscrew attached. The owner can have ,hc,i,
by paying for this advertisement. Apply
this office.
Nav % 1897 b11
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u Oticc.
NOTICE.

A LARGE amount of notes and accounts
IA due TO Lorrain Gcddings, formerly of
Hamburg. has been placed in the hands Of the
subscriber. with The positive direction 10 sue
upon all such Of them, as are not settled on or
before the first Monday in Jnnc next.
]. p. CARROLL, Attorncy.
May 9, 1888 If i3
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted to the late Chris-
IA tian Breithaupt, decd, are REQUEST
ed to make immediate payment. And al
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to present
them duly attested.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Err or.
Feb. 25. 3-tf
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TING-STRErT-70
One door from Quccn. is the only place for the
true Brandiet' Pills. Price 25 cents per box,
| with ull dirpctinuc
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Hamburg. March IL. 1890. If
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
SCHOOLS WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE MISSION. 80


whole this amount has not collected
hands the superintendent ri .t 4
preachers this t<
John
LowerC
Matthew'S MiIs6urg Plains r. Taylor Edna
a. H. Stephens Marshall
supplied Since John W. Roberts Palas and Mount
for
G.
Williams,
TO- When and where conference held? At Monroy
draw this praying your indulgence for s
perhaps unnecessary length In concluding however,
aude relation the Liberia passed
God and the Church here the rolling
round The mission most dear heart With growth
spread desires grasp millions all un-
taught unsaved Africa bleeding before mpong
bind her wounds and raise civilization Christianity
If connection with this mission continue the
Of the peshing Inflated board
pray the Methodist Church the United States with
held carry great work they withheld,
Let me not wants relieve souls pshn for lack knowledge
cannot mpar and fields white harvest which cannot If
these be furnished this interesting mission be sustained ask
privilege still bong for Acas savao and spending little all in
hs glorious work The Of such has long since been
ed voluntary exile from honee loss OF the society of those tender
l, adeny loved pvao loneliness sickness
the scaebut the scale se turns in favor Of peshng immortal
these things but loss for the exceHency the
Rnoadoe az Christ Jesus my Lord or them move me-
my dear myself SO that might finish my course
Gospel The Of Cod to the poor benighted heen
Rev. and dear Sir, yours respectfully, III.
4. 4...: Va. JOHN SEYs.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

An honest Jacktar would be coached up to town
from Dep,ford, but thought tia very unbecoming
thing in him, who had just been paid off, and had
plenty Of money, not to have whole coach to
himself; Of took all the seats, seating him
self at the same time upon the top. The coach
was about to set off. when gentleman appeared,
who was holding an alteration with the coach
man, about the absurdity Of his insisting that the
he had paid full freight, he had right to inter-
fere, inquired what was the matter. When be-
ing told that the gentleman was much disappoint.
ed at not getting seat, he replied, You luhber,
stow him away in the hold but he shall not COME
upon deck
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

Sharing in Spain.--An Irish gentleman ira
yelling through Spain went into barber's shop to
get shaved. The man of foam with great obse-
quiousness placed his customer on chair, and
commenced operations by splitting on the soap, and
rubbing it over the gentleman's face, Blood an
oo.1s!'' was the Mgant remark of the Irishman,
-'is that the way you shave agintleman - at the
same time preparing in his wrath to overurn the
wig minister. . 1t is the way we shave agentle-
ma ., Senior" "Thenh how do you shave a poor
man.e' I'VE spit on his face and rub the soap
over that" was the Spaniard's reply. "Oh.then,
Il remember nothing else but the one thing, it'll
be the Spanish Barriers distinction :; and SO
sayi ng, the Hibernian rose and paid his demand,
and departed.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

"A singular Fdct.-Mr. VIM. Rowland of the
parish Of Orcop, has fine brood of eightyoanp
geese PATCHED by gander; in April last the
goose was taken i'll and died; when the dead bodv
was removed, the gander took possession Of the
nest, and actually continued setting till tho whole
were hatcied they are now fine brood OF birds
nearly fit for the table.--Hartford Jouraall ="
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
POETRY.
WRITTEN AT MY MOTHERS GRAVE

WRITTEN AT MY MOTHERS GRAVE.
BY G. o. PRENTICE.
The trembling dem-dsops fall
nJpon the shifting aewers-like souls at rest
The stars shine gloriously-and all,
Save me, is bes
Mother-I love thy grave
The violet, with its blossom blue and mild
Waves DER thy head-when it shall wave
Above thy child
IT'S sweet hower-yet must
Its bright leaves 10 the coming tempest bow
Dear Mother-'tis thine emblem-dust
Is on thy brow
And / could love to die
10 leave untasted lifes dark, bitter streams
BY thee, as erst in Childhood, he, .r4
And skare thy dreams.
And must linger here,
To.stain the pumage Of nay slraess years,
And mourn the hopes to childhood dear
=. With bitter tears!
Ay-mustI finger here,
"A lonely branch upon blasted tree,
Whose last fral leaf, untimely sere
Went down with thee
OFT from Eie's withered bower.
an still communion with the past turn,
And muse on thee,sthe only;aower
In memory Urn.
And, when the Evening pale
Bows like e mourner on the dim, blue wave,
stray to hear the aight-winds wai
Around thy grave.
Where's thy spirit fown?-
Z gaze above--thy look is imaged there
listen-and thy gentle tone
is on the air
. ~ Oh come-whilst here Lpress
Niy brow upon thy graye-and, insthose mild
And thrilling tones of tenderness,
!. .. Bless, blessthy child
Yes, bless thy weeping child, @
Mnd DER thine urn-reIgions hottest shrine
Oh give his,spirit indebted
To bleud with thine.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

A gentleman employed an Irishman to trim a
numl YER Of fruit trees Pat went out in the morn
ing. md on returning at noon, was asked whether
he ha d completed his work. No, was the reply,
but he. had cut them all down, and was going to
trim Il lem in the afternoon !!
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

Z. X -. 49,"
opportunity which permitting shall make
Barton who experimental the affairs
The society doubled Our been
umpan died happy exhOrer
reports favorable
mae mee s lille flock reads M word 'a God
exhor them follow the Of their COUNSEL commends them
sNoE-We a concluded
emigration during and Mr. James Brown Monrova,
Of s She N r. sa y , s1 brother
Brown at the Of the people has taken Of
Colonization Society appoint another governor During year.
Simpson the second the Monroya authorised
church, society done and hear from
d and ~ h m Pc DOWN I n are
with the coons' and trust school among
emgrans. eA@
island being also located and native scattered
through the island called upon them help take
preached them society has ye. formed.
this place have already made
here remarkably poyden The missionary Brown had
the @ his y feet and effect lie was
s s H, s ee a ss follows
bushes forests and creeks The Of Christian teacher God
% a e Of
sally him. You farther the language Of their
ohere souls whom hail. seemed Go not from
Shaw among the tribes Of Southern Africa the opened way
king me, digress little,
from Dan 10 Beheba tell Gath and publish
kelon. King Tom and he CoLoNIzAToN He happy
Of Christian colonies on these Shores which ei have made him
ssai sss yer;
and the the colony with sddn6s zeal ana
goods liberated number Of poor capes about be shipped off
perpetual bondage Among wehed Tom the
kings the Pes country the hour Of his dveranc hand
Major c. BARBOUR Of Monova living with his hands broke
oppressed 60 free This The with his whole tribe vel
with the Christian missionary And
cheernly greater eagerly
manifested heather nation learn the truths Of the everlasting Gospel
than by this people, Permit refer the board to Aica nmmary
where detailed of brother Browns reception and
will be .5.. II.
day. when the native tribes Of would the Gospel Of Christ
through the first established the colonies Of Liberia, appeared
M Eyy M rom me signs q Inc tunes aas Us g conclude
Africa will consist Of native territory majority Of aboers included in
the annual conference will be stationed native settled native
congregations raised hitherto
unught these w The mission King
TOMS which have the Hedngo produced
thrilling excitement far and Several kings have assembled visited
brother Brown invited begged that similar efforts be made parts
the country promised their influence their children for schools
seem, indeed, " people prepared for the Lord
MINUTES MISSION ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
Question s Who admitted trial. Jane; Stephens s !, !,
George % Henry
simpson Waef
year, Brown
Wiz simpson
Who e
IT, We1 Ts hs 5 strictly
IL Whoha ied This Year, None.
Es,! sss S'"s
\: The MISSION n. s<@.
,,ox,. . Day Schools i'i a Sabbath Schools Pr ss
+ . New eoeia- / n !. Ii. =. .-:.
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M1snURa-sone too, the which
remaneth for the people of God and gone heaven rejoicing few
have been and their among The pleasing
department Of this the manual labor school White Plains Sister
Wilkins has had indeed have been expected from
her ahn and zeal Some Of little native have made rapid
Iprog short letter from William McKendree few days nce writ
good hand and well spelled gave emotions Of pleasure only
felt and appreciated those engaged missions the heaten
changes called for After
eberaon concluded place brother Barker the school teacher
recommended highly from the Wesleyan Academy Wlbraham
United the school
White Plains The require male teacher They have the
worship Sabbatschoo cmeeings, &c. Aemale
supernnd Besides anaua labor school
We propose teaching mechanical Brother Barker mechanic and
furnished provdenialy for this field Sister Wilkins will
be removed sbug the opposite side the ST. Pau where there
materials promising school we have in Liberia
CAPE PAMAsn this difficulties have existed during the
between the of feared
they would tendency the
religious and draw of the minds the from things of
spiritual character notwithstanding all this the societies have been
seadfas and making proficiency in the Divine life few the
increase population immigration from America their tered
do Another preacher has therefore been apr
that CHARGE school, which has nghed and gone
for Of Thomas having left will be revived
ordinance % me Lords which the members HI
deprived Of for the whole year. Of ordained will be-
atende to- We have concluded build church the Cape
Brother Burns very ueonsy repaired the old and as te Popu
on reads = the interior increase much the Cape
purpose mo m chapel central place. nearer Mo Emory
Brolar bo Is ppomed Pmas having been ously spared
acks Of fever will go down with brother Burns BY the very
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| ~ trlct Court.
Til" State of Louisiana, to all whom these pre-
| sents shall con,e greeting:
| Whereas William Mackcy Of the city of Mays.
vile, Kentucky, having purchased at a sale made
by the Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans the pro
Perty hereinafter described, has applied to tho
clerk Of this court, in whose Office the deed Of sale
"ns recorded on the second day of May. AID. 1889,
| Tor nIonitlon or advertisement in conformity to
an act OF the Leg s'ature of the State OF Louisiana,
entitled can act for the further of til les
to purchasers at judicial Sales" approved the tenth
day of March, 1894.
Now, therefore, know yc, and all persons iatc-
rested hcrcit1 are hereby cited and admoni slod in
! the name of the State of L,uisi;.na and Of the
First judicial District Court, who set up any
tight title or claim 10 and to tho property hcrcin-
alter described. in consequence Of any inioruulI,y
IN the order, decree, or Judgment OF tho court un.
drr Which tho sale was made or any irregnari'y or
illcgaly IN the anprasemcnts and advertisements,
III tln", or manner of sale, for any other defect
whatsoever, to snow cause, within thirty days from
tho day this 'nonitlon is first inserted in tho public
papers, why tine sale made should not bc con.
| iirncd and no oloSa,ud.
The SAID property was sold by the Sheriff Of tho
| paria! aforesaid the llh day of April, A. D..
1889, by virtue Of decree of this court, rendered
on tho 2 day of March, A. ID. 1882 in suit ell
titled William Mackcy vs.. Dnt Il stccvcr, No
1876 Of the docket of this court at which sale
the said William Mackcy became the purchaser
for the price Of twenty seven thousand and one
! lundrcd dolla's payable as follows, viz:
The p'i chaser assuming the payment of one
half of two notes of six Thousand hundred
and six,y.fv dollars and ,y.six cents, each to be
due on the 26'a of March, 1910, and tho balanc,
cash; the purchaser assuming also, the sum of eight
thousand and five hundred dollars, due to the
Union Bank OF Louisiana, with interest at ten per
cent. from lst February, 1889, aud the balance in
cash, aud reserves Il special mortgage on the pro.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

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LII GIN COR D | Al.

!. CORDIAL Dr. IL, NE 90 L'EIIXIN I'VE
- l'AMhUR.--'ihc United States Agent for The
i'uc''a Cordial or Elixir Of .vr returns his grateful
cknowl''dgenrnts for fl itcrin, patronage which
ne has already received, und also for this nr.ny testi-
m"n'als which hava been him touching the the al
most n'rac Ions efficacy of this inrstnlnle medicine:
he well founded reputation OF The Lucina Cordial
warrants the agent in W ,rnwing his long adve, tsc
meats; hut for the benefit IF those persons VIII" may
as yet be unaware u: ts nat, re, he would explicitly
state thar it Is DR.. Magnins celeh,nteh discovery,
which has created such ,Ii"n in Fnnc".Thal it
speedily restores tho virle powers, where they have
been en- hauSitd by disease otherwise, and substan-
''nilv rcnnvaes the proc functions; that it ia
fecmal cure fer the inor sbus; and nhove all that it
- the only remedy d SEQ, cred for removal q
i'npotrncv in males and halrcnncs> in females Owing
L" its vast invrOratlng qualities, it is also highly uSe-
fll in grrt, INSTRUCTED, dficu, painful m"nstrn,
ton incontn"nce of'hr urine, involuntary Iii rlarce
thereof chrnnc ernptons of the skin drupScai "l'c-
tons of The aged &c.
In order that all classes of society ,mnv receive th'
benefit of DR.. Mngnin's discovery, the American pro
prrtor ms consented that the Cordial shall I've sold i'll
hnri'cs Of six enrh ut the reduced ptiCe "t 81
which is less ,lnn half the price charged for il il
Frunrr
JOHN WINTERS HOI.OETWEiI, W.. D.
tnitrd States Proprietor.
The lov. melicn, is for sal. ut holrsn lie and retail
II, M. 81 "v,i,aS street, between Magazine and CAM
STA, New ORLEANS. LoS